I played with it back in the days and I remember it as very powerful at the cost of a lot of disk swapping. Really taking advantage of the C128 was very cool. When I tried to use it recently because I bought a RAMLink I found the max three device limit to be a big problem. This and the fact that the...

I think it is interesting if it is compatible. It is already hard to support lots of different hardware within the limited amount of memory. We need standards to keep supporting hardware.

More software would possibly be an encouragement for the hardware folks to put the hours in, but very few of the SuperCPU's fans seem to be programmers... so have you considered learning 65816? =-) I agree completely. Software support is extremely lacking and the user base is tiny. Retro programmer...

Back in the days I would definitely say Action Replay. I had an MK4 and it was awesome as a fast loader and hacking tool. Unbeatable at the time. Nowadays I would say my Swiftlink clone GLink232 because it allows me to transfer data without fiddling with memory cards. It is simply the thing I can't ...

I like this. It seems to be hard to find a proper list of working games.

Assembling and emulating on a more powerful machine is more effiient than running on the real hardware for quick iterations. Especially debugging is way more difficult on the real hardware.

A 64NIC+ is on mine.

I'd like to see more software for the SCPU but I understand that it doesn't happen very often. I own an early unit which can't be expanded with more RAM so even I can't run all software made for it. I'm also putting a lot of effort into getting my stuff to run at 60 Hz on a stock machine so my added...