I had an AMIGA 500 in the early 90s. Sadly, I only ever used it to play video games, got bored eventually and then sold it. I knew several people who did, too.

I had an AMIGA 500 in the early 90s. Sadly, I only ever used it to play video games, got bored eventually and then sold it. I knew several people who did, too. I remember part of the reason to sell it was classmates mocking me for having a machine that was only good for playing video games, while they owned real computers, i.e. IBM compatible PCs. In retrospect this seems kind of funny, given that they usually had 286 machines with EGA graphics cards...