>>I was into AMOS Professional back then, never tried the Amiga Blitz.
Same here except I did *try* Blitz, I couldnt make head nor tail of it. Call me dumb, but I liked AMOS' stupidity factor. It helped me make games.
I think the worse thing to happen to Blitz back then was their coverdisk version giveaway, as that's the version I tried - coding without a manual was a new concept back then, and it sucked as much then as it does now.
>>you could spot AMOS games a mile off.
With AmosPro you didn't have to have the brief orange screen...
I've no doubt looking back that Blitz was probably better on par, but AMOS was an excellent tool in it's own right and I got a lot out of it. I dont regret using it at all.
Same here except I did *try* Blitz, I couldnt make head nor tail of it. Call me dumb, but I liked AMOS' stupidity factor. It helped me make games.
I think the worse thing to happen to Blitz back then was their coverdisk version giveaway, as that's the version I tried - coding without a manual was a new concept back then, and it sucked as much then as it does now.
>>you could spot AMOS games a mile off.
With AmosPro you didn't have to have the brief orange screen...
I've no doubt looking back that Blitz was probably better on par, but AMOS was an excellent tool in it's own right and I got a lot out of it. I dont regret using it at all.