I also remember the time when they were rare, held what seemed like incredible amounts of data and were very expensive as a computer accessory. I have some Amig

I also remember the time when they were rare, held what seemed like incredible amounts of data and were very expensive as a computer accessory. I have some Amiga magazines advertising disc burners for around $4000 in 1991. My Amiga had a 20 mb hard drive, floppy drives and no optical drive (a read only drive was 600-800 and somewhat pointless for most everyone). Arcade games based on laserdiscs were quite impressive to me as a child, such as Space Ace. That title seemed quite futuristic in 1988 in no small part due to the giant rainbow disc it flaunted.