Did you just say on an Elite forum that the C64 was no good for gaming? Elite+ was the only conversation/iteration that was better than the Beeb version (and I say that as an Acorn diehard)
Nope. I was talking about a "computer" that came with a "datasette"
, which was about as useful for gaming* as a blank set of cards. No, I take that back - those cards are actually more useful than this eletctronic thingamabob could ever dream of being.
It's name and design suggested a similarity to a C64, but that was about all that was similar. Thinking about it, it shouldn't have been a surprise, as it cost about less than half of what an actual C64 would have cost back then.
*: The datasette storage device used standard casette tapes as storage medium. There was a version that had a floppy disk drive, but that would have busted our budget.
**: Not just gaming, though. I think it was intended to get you interested in and teach you the basics of programming, but even there, it failed miserably. At least for me.