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Probably because home computers like the C64 were a lot more popular (and cheaper) than boring "office PCs" in the 80's (at least in Europe, don't know how it w
by flohofwoe 4y ago
Probably because home computers like the C64 were a lot more popular (and cheaper) than boring "office PCs" in the 80's (at least in Europe, don't know how it was in the US).
- pjmlp 4y agoThe Iberian Peninsula shared UK's love for the speccy. Followed by Amigas and PCs afterwards, with some occasional Atari STs here and there.
- anthk 4y agoThis, and maybe some Master Systems in late 80's. Early 90's were the place of cheap Chinese NES clones, with testimonial SNES presence. Later eveyone got into the Play Station. The Game Boy was far more ubiquitous on the Pokémon era. On IBM PC computers, these in early-mid 90's were a thing for uni students and white collar workers. Maybe for writers, technicians, engineers and press people. Not a thing for the common folk. In early 00's everyone got a PC.
- wkat4242 4y agoBut flight simulator was made for 8 bit computers. It only came to PC after. The first version was made for the Apple II by Sublogic.