Too hard to pin down a best one. Obviously the one I have now is *the best* but for best in the nostalgia sense then....
Vic20 - Because it was my first.
Amstrad CPC 6128 - Such a cool looking machine which I spent most of my time with Rainbird Art Studio and Rainbird Advanced Music System.
Amiga 500/1200 - Really got me into programming (Amos/Amos Pro) and had some fantastic games.
486sx 33 - Had 4mb of RAM and a whopping 270mb Hard Drive, woot. Loved the PC from day one. Came with Corel Draw 3, Word 3 and Visual BASIC 3. VB 3 impressed the most as there was nothing even remotely like it on the Amiga 1200. I was hooked. Not to mention the uber wow when I played Doom II.
Those were the main 4 which I would say hold the best memories. But over the years I've had a Vic20, Commodore 64, Commodore +4, Spectrum+, Sinclair QL, Atari 400, Atari 800XL, Amstrad 464, Amstrad 6128, TI-99/4a, Amiga 500, Amiga 1200 and many variants of PC's.
Vic20 - Because it was my first.
Amstrad CPC 6128 - Such a cool looking machine which I spent most of my time with Rainbird Art Studio and Rainbird Advanced Music System.
Amiga 500/1200 - Really got me into programming (Amos/Amos Pro) and had some fantastic games.
486sx 33 - Had 4mb of RAM and a whopping 270mb Hard Drive, woot. Loved the PC from day one. Came with Corel Draw 3, Word 3 and Visual BASIC 3. VB 3 impressed the most as there was nothing even remotely like it on the Amiga 1200. I was hooked. Not to mention the uber wow when I played Doom II.
Those were the main 4 which I would say hold the best memories. But over the years I've had a Vic20, Commodore 64, Commodore +4, Spectrum+, Sinclair QL, Atari 400, Atari 800XL, Amstrad 464, Amstrad 6128, TI-99/4a, Amiga 500, Amiga 1200 and many variants of PC's.