The hard drive version isn't just "automated by simply using the HD installer contained on the game CD". It's not like I check all the time, I'm just adding games to my WinUAE collection that I don't already have and sharing with everyone afterwards.
Good lord! ĭidn't realise there was already a "20 disk " in TOSEC.
You make it sound like the Amiga was total crap coz people were shit out of luck if they didn't have a CDROM drive to play CD games released back then. At the time of release, crackers released hard drive versions of all the Amiga CD games so that people without a CDROM drive could play the games from HD. And for the really adventurous, there is a variety of shot lines and the Madigan Line to consider taking.Exactly what does the "LHA file for real Amiga owners" offer over the hard drive version released by crackers back in 1997? Over the hard drive version that's automated by simply using the HD installer contained on the game CD? None of the Amiga CD games released from the mid-90s onwards have any copy protection, so there's no cracking needed to HD install the games. There the QAA Line, Rig Road, Hay River Road, and the Colson Track to consider. The French Line is a bit of a favourite in the office, but don’t discount the other options. This is probably the big ticket in terms of 4X4 adventure: The ever popular Simpson Desert. From Bedourie, Birdsville is only 166 kilometres to the south. If rain falls, roads will close to prevent damage, which means you might have to take a few detours. This is also fairly easy going through this country, but stay on top of the weather. Slightly further inland is Winton and Windorah, with tonnes of great tracks in amongst the country.
Through such quintessential Outback Queensland towns like Bedourie and Boulia along the way, you could easily put together an awesome trip through the Diamantina country. It goes through slightly different country, but is very prone to flooding when there is water around. Do your research before you go, and check if the Inside Track is open when you’re out there. It’s not overly difficult, and the distance of around 320 kilometres shouldn’t be an issue for most 4X4s. Running from Marree up to Birdsville, the Birdsville track heads along the eastern edge of the Simpson Desert through some stunning country.
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