*checks the currency converter* is that AUS dollars or US dollars?

could be either, you could put it in the bank and then go forward till the mighty & colourful australian dollar is overpowering your sad and drab one (preferrably though some means other than staggering greed and corruption destroying the american economy) and clean up on the exchange rate.

It's not my American dollar....I am a zloty man myself....

Er there's a United States of Poland?

Oh no, you do NOT call the Amiga a "console"! >:-(

amiga = obsolote. zing!

We call it the European Union.......

Yeah, I called it "resemblance" of console...
Ah bear with me, I live in a Amiga-non-existent environment. I only know Amiga from hearsay and archeological research I do (on Wikipedia). Even when I try to play some Amiga games (I umm... borrowed the images from.... disks I found... when I traveled to Europe 20 years ago...) on WinUAE, nothing works, so I can't really see the point.
Heh, come to think of it, this could be labeled PIRACY FAIL. :)

It's clear from this post that you did not invest enough points into your Science skill...

In that case my Fallout 3 character must be a piracy god.
I think I'm in disadvantage here never having seen an actual Amiga working (what? kickstart? a boot disk for every game?). Nothing in an Amiga makes sense to me. :)

I've never seen one either...I heard they were green or something. Amiga = a mythological green thing....

Wii Virtual Console has a ton of good old games. Yesterday I bought Pac-Man for my mother.
And they had tons of other stuff I love up there:
Sonic the Hedgehog 1, 2 and 3
The Legends of Zelda: A Link to the Past
ToeJam and Earl Panic on Funkotron
Comix Zone
Super Street Fighter II (a couple of editions)
and a ton of NES/SNES games I never got around to playing that I want to check out eventually.

damn noobs! Think of kickstart as DOS (assuming you're not too nooby for that as well), you load that image and then load the actual discs

I thought Amigas came with a handcrank.......

No, that was the Atari ST, the ST was short for 'Spring Tension'. You'd be playing stunt car racer and if you'd forgotten to wind the crank, it'd suddenly go into bullet time