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The Commodore 128 effectively had a Commodore 64 built-in to support a sort-of "backward compatibility". Apple did this too, with the IIGS, which could boot i
by cbm-vic-20 9y ago
The Commodore 128 effectively had a Commodore 64 built-in to support a sort-of "backward compatibility". Apple did this too, with the IIGS, which could boot into what was effectively IIe mode.