The Amiga was a generation ahead in 1985 — hardware sprites, four-channel sampled sound and a pre-emptive multitasking OS while rivals were still on beeps. It dominated European gaming and demoscene culture through the early nineties.
A500 and A600 titles — which is most of the library — run well on every R36 model. AGA games written for the A1200 are a different machine underneath, roughly twice the clock and a much heavier chipset to emulate, and they struggle on the RK3326. Requires Kickstart ROMs, and disk-based games mean disk swapping.
The R36 handheld family runs Amiga titles with playable compatibility out of the box.