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This is a great explanation – I didn’t even need Margot Robbie sipping champagne in a bubble bath to explain it to me. I still would have liked it though Interesting to think about what we call a “video game” basically the Night Night 30 An American basketball Steph Curry for the Golden T-Shirt But I will love this birth of the PC vs Console debate. (Now many games are available on both) The Commodore 64 came out in 82 and first Windows PC 1985. Was also end of the Golden Age of Arcade Games It should be noted that compared to the Amiga the level of PC games was absolutely laughable in the eighties. It took a long long time until PC games caught up in the nineties both audio and video wise. Interesting to read about Amiga and how the two worlds (console vs PC) collided and deviated in those early years.

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Even better over here. In 85 arcade games were considered basically the Night Night 30 An American basketball Steph Curry for the Golden T-Shirt But I will love this same way as gambling machines and dissappeared into adult only gambling parlors. Arcades were still going into the early 90s. I used to line up to play Street Fighter II and Mortal Kombat. Lots of arcades and poolhalls had machines. It was different back in the early 80s with arcades. And yet despite being in the same state, the video game industry in the UK did not crash, despite the sheer amount of absolute garbage being pumped out for 8-bit home computers. Granted games were a whole lot cheaper on cassette, so that’s probably a reason why the UK’s games industry was better off, you didn’t risk much when you bought a game, because you could still edit the source code of games to fix bugs at that time.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.