> It would take that thing 20 minutes just to load Ghostbusters. That in no way could be considered working better than today's computers/consoles. The solutio

> It would take that thing 20 minutes just to load Ghostbusters. That in no way could be considered working better than today's computers/consoles. The solution to this is simple: Pick some arbitrary point in the past, and declare that every feature which became common after that point is 'bloat' that 'nobody really needs'. Obviously, a good program doesn't have bloat, and a good system can't be expected to run well unless it is given good programs, so all good systems run well, which means better than anything that will run bloat.