> > Some questions have been raised in this forum about how 'Big Bad Bob' has > been handeling the affairs of Revelation and West Coast Computers. > > First of all, it has never been a secret that Format is handeling the > shipping of the goods for Revelation and WCC, and that Blue Alpha > is handeling assembly/repairs. In his fax, Bob mentiones that BA has > been on the move for some time, but has now settled down again, and > claims this to be the reason for the recent fuck-up (not his exact > words, though....). I don't know whether this is true or not, but at > least I think we can give the man a chance. After all, he has put a lot > of effort into a, though great computer, commercial failure.
That was exactly the way I felt until he started messing me about. You say that he's put a lot of effort into the SAM. Well, I'm not so sure - what has he achieved exactly? > > Now, I would stil like to support the SAM, but the question is: Do > I fork out 110 quid for Legend of Ashran, Driver, SAMPaint, Lemmings > and a new ASIC? Now, I can even pay in Norwegian bank-notes. :) > Buy them one at a time, maybe? I've seen Lemmings and it is a very faithful conversion - a really fine piece of programming. Trouble is, I've got Lems, O No More Lems & Lems II on my Amiga, so I'm not really going to buy it... SAMPaint is also v good, but somebody mentioned on this very mailing list that Driver is seriously flawed. Legend of Eshan? Who knows. I'm still waiting... > Apropos ASIC; some rumours have been floating around that the stock > of ASICs are empty. This is not true according to Bob, more than 6000 > are in store. > The trouble is, that as I said, Bob is a liar, and I simply do not trust anything he says any more. > -- > * Frode Tennebo Nige
