“I really feel like this is the one thing I was meant to do”.
It’s easy to forget today, but once upon a time, Commodore was a huge force in the world of computing and interactive entertainment. Its C64 home computer was incredibly popular, and it would follow this with the equally beloved Amiga.
These two platforms sold millions of units and gave us plenty of classic games, but the Commodore story went off the rails in the early ’90s thanks to some poor business choices, the growth of the PC market and the arrival of powerful Japanese home consoles. Systems like the CD-TV and Amiga CD32 failed to gain a foothold in the market, and the company would effectively cease to exist by 1994.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“I really feel like this is the one thing I was meant to do”.
It’s easy to forget today, but once upon a time, Commodore was a huge force in the world of computing and interactive entertainment. Its C64 home computer was incredibly popular, and it would follow this with the equally beloved Amiga.
These two platforms sold millions of units and gave us plenty of classic games, but the Commodore story went off the rails in the early ’90s thanks to some poor business choices, the growth of the PC market and the arrival of powerful Japanese home consoles. Systems like the CD-TV and Amiga CD32 failed to gain a foothold in the market, and the company would effectively cease to exist by 1994.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
