I see that said a lot, but communicating about the value of the Amiga was easier said that done. It was a machine that could do everything, and that was built i

I see that said a lot, but communicating about the value of the Amiga was easier said that done. It was a machine that could do everything, and that was built in the first place as a gaming machine (from the earlier devs themselves). The C64 was also mostly used for gaming at that time so that image of a computer that could be used for professional purposes was not really there in their DNA. Companies went for PCs by default and did not care about the graphics capabilities of the Amiga. Apple had its own market and the Amiga was mostly in a place where it was affordable for many consumers but lacking proper professional support and software to turn it into something else.