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The flip side of course is that 84-85 give or take makes up the “golden age” of 8-bit computer gaming. (And now, because true amateurs have kept on, but that’s
by buescher 2y ago
The flip side of course is that 84-85 give or take makes up the “golden age” of 8-bit computer gaming. (And now, because true amateurs have kept on, but that’s different) By ‘86 the attention was shifting to the 16-bit platforms - DOS, Amiga, Atari ST.