Name: Amiga CD32
Brand: Commodore
SKU: 7456
Rating: 4.2 (37 reviews)

Explosions are crunchy and digitised speech is always welcome
emulation is excellent and every one of the built-in games plays perfectly well

the power-ups are nothing special and you can hit the upgrade ceiling
enemy design has been plucked out of a lost property box
mislabelled Stag disk

Lager: 1KB
Cpu-kerne: 1
W-lan: Nein

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Classic Game Room - AMIGA CD32 console review

Commodore Amiga CD32 – Vollständige Spezifikationen

Lager	1KB
CPU-Kerne	1
CPU-Modell	1 Core Motorola 68020 mit 14,3 MHz getaktet

Farbe des Produkts	Schwarz

Alternativer Controller enthalten	Nein

W-lan	Nein
Anzahl der USB-Eingänge	0

Commodore Amiga CD32 Commodore – Redaktionelle Rezensionen (4)

Commodore Amiga CD32 Classic Game Room - AMIGA CD32 console review - video Dailymotion

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Classic Game Room - AMIGA CD32 console review - video Dailymotion

Commodore Amiga CD32 review! Classic Game Room reviews the Commodore Amiga CD32 game console released in 1993! Play audio CDs and a library of optical media-based video games with Amiga power on AMIGA CD 32!

Commodore Amiga CD32 A500 Mini review – tiny Commodore Amiga is a robust piece of tech nostalgia

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Veröffentlicht: 12.04.2022

A500 Mini review – tiny Commodore Amiga is a robust piece of tech nostalgia

This miniature Amiga 500 comes with 25 games from a fertile period in video game history

Commodore Amiga CD32 A500 Mini review: a great intro to the world of Commodore Amiga

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Veröffentlicht: 23.04.2022

A500 Mini review: a great intro to the world of Commodore Amiga

The Amiga A500 Mini offers an easy way to explore the underrated library of classic Amiga titles, but its analysis has also revealed some key flaws.

Commodore Amiga CD32 Why do UK gamers defend the Amiga so ardently? I've seen UK gamers on YouTube play and review very bad Amiga/CD32 games and say they are ...

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Why do UK gamers defend the Amiga so ardently? I've seen UK gamers on YouTube play and review very bad Amiga/CD32 games and say they are ...

Answer (1 of 3): You say “playable" but you don't mean it. A game being “playable" has pretty much nothing to do with how smoothly it scrolls or how many colours it uses or whether sfx and music are playing together or optionally, playable is down to whether it keeps you hooked and coming back t...