tomjack264
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does any one use this emu I have an actual Dragon32 at home lol 
Dragon 32
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Lord Namsu
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Whats Dragon 32? I've been wondering about this for a while.
tomjack264
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and old computer befor i had the amstrad cpc
has a 6809 Microprocessor
32K RAM
Extended Microsoft BASIC
9 Colour Display
5 Different Resolutions up to 256x192
Sound and music capability
Uses standard cassette recorder
cant remember it that much seen as i was only a small child theres one in my loft was wondering if there worth anything
i was going to try some programming as it is quite easy with microsoft basic then use it on the dragon emu just wanter to know if it would work
has a 6809 Microprocessor
32K RAM
Extended Microsoft BASIC
9 Colour Display
5 Different Resolutions up to 256x192
Sound and music capability
Uses standard cassette recorder
cant remember it that much seen as i was only a small child theres one in my loft was wondering if there worth anything
i was going to try some programming as it is quite easy with microsoft basic then use it on the dragon emu just wanter to know if it would work
Lord Namsu
Member
I used to have an old amstrad and recently i found some of the games I had for it. The days when floppy disks were actually floppy.
tomjack264
Member
lol yhea!
redcup
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It is actually a clone of the TRS80 Colour - just in a different case.Lord Namsu posted on Aug 29 2003 said:
One of my first computers - still got it somewhere I think.
Had some great games - although I would inevitably be disappointed if I tried them now.
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sensible GP32
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floppy disks, the old one form bbcb's make nice wall decorations
woogal
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gproar is an excellent emulator. Some games have slight difficulties (usually by using keys other than cursor) and a rare few will just crash, but most are perfect. These days I'm playing Chucky Egg, Mr Dig, and Lunar Rover Patrol more often than I did in the 80's
And I still have my dragon in the loft too (along with a c64, speccy, zx81, amiga500 and amiga1200)
And I still have my dragon in the loft too
(along with a c64, speccy, zx81, amiga500 and amiga1200)UndeadCretin
Still Fresh
A while ago I picked up a Dragon 32 and Dragon 64 at a boot fair, with a ton of software for £10. Unfortunately the Dragon64 had a problem with the TV output (very fuzzy), so I put it on ebay (fault described) and sold it for about £35. Later I decided to sell the Dragon 32 and software on ebay (I ran out of space to store it), and got about £50 for it!
woogal
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I actually sold my dragon a few years ago to a guy I worked with for £30 (he collected old computers). Shortly after that we shared the same house. A while later he emigrated to Australia leaving all of his computers behind, so I now have my old dragon back . Unfortunatly when I moved I couldn't keep all of his collection so I ended up throwing out 2 Acorn Electrons and a BBC among others . He also had a TRS80 Model 4 - can't remember if he found a home for that or if it also went to the tip.
. Unfortunatly when I moved I couldn't keep all of his collection so I ended up throwing out 2 Acorn Electrons and a BBC among others . He also had a TRS80 Model 4 - can't remember if he found a home for that or if it also went to the tip.
