If software were as accessible on Amiga through a ubiquitous marketplace, things might be different. For a while, you could buy an Amiga at Montgomery Wards at

If software were as accessible on Amiga through a ubiquitous marketplace, things might be different. For a while, you could buy an Amiga at Montgomery Wards at an outstanding price. Software came from another end of the mall at Babbage's or EggHead. Boxed software at retail was limited and expensive. It required the invention of entire manufacturing pipelines to make the product happen. Lots of blame and lots of reason to thing it might be different to take advantage of today's manufacturing and compute capability. Some very stubborn people are still at it, preventing that from happening.