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Revision as of 03:22, July 13, 2021
The Commodore VIC-20 was released in 1981 as the first inexpensive color computer available, costing less than $300. The computer could only display 22 characters of text per line, so it's use for business was minimal, but thanks to it's price, good color display and joystick port, the VIC-20 proved to be quite popular for gaming.
Games
- Jetpac (1983)
External links
[Edit] Consoles
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| Commodore | Commodore VIC-20 • Commodore 64 • Amiga • Amiga CD³² |
| Nintendo | Nintendo Entertainment System • Game Boy • Super Nintendo Entertainment System • Nintendo 64 • Game Boy Color • Game Boy Advance • Nintendo GameCube • Nintendo DS |
| Sega | Sega Master System • Sega Genesis • Game Gear |
| Microsoft | MSX • Microsoft Windows • Xbox • Xbox 360 • Xbox One • Xbox Series X/S |
| Other | ZX Spectrum • BBC Micro • Amstrad CPC • Arcade |
