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The only idiot i see in this thread is not Amiga Blitter. I think the idea should be even expanded. We should, like the guy who collects AOL CDs, start collecting m3ds. Once we got a fair amount (a few thousand) we should unload them in front of Matrox HQ. That should teach them a lesson!
Moving a million M3D is going to be a PITA, unless you stealthily buy them off shopmatrox and have them shipped to a fake address that just happens to be real and also located at M's HQ...
Originally posted by thop The only idiot i see in this thread is not Amiga Blitter. I think the idea should be even expanded. We should, like the guy who collects AOL CDs, start collecting m3ds. Once we got a fair amount (a few thousand) we should unload them in front of Matrox HQ. That should teach them a lesson!
The M3Ds were good if not great. I remember running Unreal I on one of the things when the game first came out. It was as smooth as the voodoos. Now if we could dump 1 million parhelias with banding on their doorstep. Now that would be good!
I liked the m3d, just nothing supported it, so I only owned mine for a week. Then I got a Canopus Pure3D. That was a badass card at the time (had 6mb of ram, rather than the standard voodoo 1 boards at the time that had 4mb.) I still have that card in fact (Not that I use it, though I was considering just building a Win95 machine out of some old parts just so I could connect my steering wheel to it and play Interstate '76, which won't work in XP, damn the bad luck....)
Leech
Wah! Wah!
In a perfect world... spammers would get caught, go to jail, and share a cell with many men who have enlarged their penises, taken Viagra and are looking for a new relationship.
I guess I'm just partial to the cute little buggers. You could even remove the backplate and put them in a shared slot with just about any ISA card. Sniff.
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