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Recommended Commodore Amiga games. Focused more on action/arcade, but as a flexible computer meant for computing, it excels in diverse genres. Missing essentials like Sensible Soccer, F-18 or Dungeon Master, but could do dozens of mini-lists: its library is so rich. #AmigaReposts

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