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There is a whole world of information outside of Investor Hub and Moo Bunny. I'd suggest if you want answers to your questions you go looking. They're all available and not hard to find.
I waited a year to get the cathartic release I was looking for; telling you and informing others here that you don't know what you're talking about. I've got that now. Thanks.
The first source was a PR from the beginning of July. The second is an article written a couple of days later by someone paraphrasing a PR (Many people confused "Amiga Games Inc" and "Amiga Inc." in the beginning.) When the sale closed mid-August (weeks later), WRIT elected not to buy the existing Blackberry line of business. WRIT could release new titles for Blackberry, but the titles Amiga Inc was selling in the Blackberry store at the time of the sale stayed with Amiga Inc.
Yes, as a matter of fact it does run on fairy dust. You're now mentioning there might be alternatives to the official Kickstart from Cloanto. This is good progress, considering the number of times you've fud'ed here about the Cloanto ROMs.
Correct. Why? WRIT wanted some of Amiga Inc's assets, not all of Amiga Inc.
(Assuming by "you" you mean WRIT/AGI/RII and not me personally, since I'm not part of WRIT/AGI/RII.)
I'm happy you get it now. It's unfortunate you didn't understand this all the times you've posted Amiga Inc news here, especially negative Amiga Inc news, as it sounded like you were portraying the two businesses as fundamentally connected, as if somehow bad things happening to Amiga Inc meant those bad things effected WRIT and Amiga Games Inc.
I agree. People shouldn't believe things random people post on forums. They should do their own research.
If others haven't appreciated your contribution, it's probably because they've done a modicum of reading posts here and realize you aren't the expert you think you are. Your posts about the technology and structure of RII/AGI have been fud based on assumptions (likely pulled out of your echo chamber over at moo bunny.) You don't appear to have done any research into the technology or structure of AGI/RII, which isn't any harder then just reading posts here on Investor Hub and some of the interviews that were done, or even emailing questions to RII/AGI. At least to the best of my knowledge I never answered any emails from you when I was involved. I assume, if I had, you would have posted the replies here like others have done.
AGI/RII never sold any products for the Blackberry Playbook. Amiga Inc did not sell that line of business to WRIT. I think I've seen that mentioned a couple of times in this forum, and it was in one of the early interviews- IIRC Retro Gamer Magazine.
AGI/RII's emulation solution does not require a license of any intellectual property owned by Cloanto. I think that's been in at least 2 interviews, and IIRC it's been posted in this forum in a reply I sent to an email inquiry.
Let's see...what other fud have I seen you post over the last couple of years...
Amiga Inc and Amiga Games Inc aren't the same company. You could have look that up on the Washington Secretary of State website, but I know I've seen it here in a copy of an email reply I sent to someone.
Bill McEwen was no longer in any executive or management role at AGI after AGI was sold to WRIT. He was retained as an outside consultant to facilitate transfer and maintenance of contracts sold to WRIT as part of the AGI deal. I know I've seen that here as well, but it's also on the WA SoS website and IIRC in the first update to shareholders that occurred after the sale.
What I don't understand, and maybe you could help me out with this, is why there are people like yourself still trying to kill anything Amiga related. You can stop. The platform war ended for Amiga when it died in the 1990s. You're beating a dead horse now. Some of us have fond memories of the system, and we'd just like to do some neat Amiga things to celebrate our nostalgia. There were a lot of great games on the Amiga. It's not going to hurt AtariST or DOS or Nintendo or whatever platform you were a fanboy of back in the 1990s to let people celebrate the Amiga.