Super3D sounds good, Chipp.

I have to admit that in those days Apple was some kind of blind spot to me as a Commodore user. I remember there was a strong pillarization between systems in the 1980s, also because there was no public internet yet. To a Commodore user, Apple computers were expensive systems targeted at people who weren't very computer-savvy. This was emphasized by the one-button mouse that came with the Macintosh. I remember looking a bit down upon Mac users in my Amiga days. That's what you do when you're still a youngster: you're biased and narrow-minded about certain things, while you think you know everything. :)

I guess not a lot has changed in the digital realm, reading the never-ending word wars between Google and Apple users these days. The irony is that I'm an avid Apple user nowadays, after many years of working with Windows since the Amiga had slowly died away in the course of the 1990s. But I've never become a fanboy of any system or OS. I always want to remain critical and objective.