Fishbong
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This is actually a very sucessfull system, it still gets produced and millions of people bought it.Alex. posted on Feb 8 2006 at 09:48 PM said:
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This is actually a very sucessfull system, it still gets produced and millions of people bought it.Alex. posted on Feb 8 2006 at 09:48 PM said:
- Alex
Alex. posted on Feb 8 2006 at 09:48 PM said:
- Alex
trooper posted on Feb 8 2006 at 12:28 AM said:S.A.M Coupé.
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I agree, and when it comes right down to it you get more than what you pay for, they're simple fun games after all I wish mine would still work, but its battery connectors are all rusty (orange-brown).Fishbong posted on Feb 9 2006 at 02:57 PM said:This is actually a very sucessfull system, it still gets produced and millions of people bought it.Alex. posted on Feb 8 2006 at 09:48 PM said:
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take a brillo pad to it and get the rust offAlex. posted on Feb 9 2006 at 04:22 PM said:I wish mine would still work, but its battery connectors are all rusty (orange-brown).
Well, that and they lost about $4 billion on it.Jarska333 posted on Feb 10 2006 at 02:32 PM said:You know, concerning Microsoft's usual modus operandi, the X-Box is a complete and total failure. Why? MS still has competition on the console market.
How exactly was the C64 a commercial failure?
1992
Last Commodore 64 is pushed off the assembly line
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1994
Commodore goes bankrupt and the Commodore 65 prototypes and documentation are auctioned off as part of the liquidation
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There was a Commodore 128 IIRC, but that's not the real C64 successor. That would be the Amiga. And that was also pretty successful. Commodore made a ton of bad business decisions after that, though. Also, the C64 was in production for near 10 years. There are very few consoles or computers that had that kind of lifespan. They sold over 30 million C64s, making it the best selling computer of all time. I have no idea where you get that it's a commercial failure from all this.jislizard posted on Feb 12 2006 at 05:10 AM said:How exactly was the C64 a commercial failure?
I only got ten quid for it on a boot fair, I paid way more than that, therefore it was a commercial failure, for me at least.
Plus if it was such a sucess where is the Commodore 128 ?
(my apologies if there was a commodore 128 or 256 or if they changed their name from commodore to Microsoft and are in fact a massive sucess but that is as much research as I want to do)
jislizard posted on Feb 12 2006 at 01:10 PM said:How exactly was the C64 a commercial failure?
I only got ten quid for it on a boot fair, I paid way more than that, therefore it was a commercial failure, for me at least.
Plus if it was such a sucess where is the Commodore 128 ?
(my apologies if there was a commodore 128 or 256 or if they changed their name from commodore to Microsoft and are in fact a massive sucess but that is as much research as I want to do)
1992
Last Commodore 64 is pushed off the assembly line
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1994
Commodore goes bankrupt and the Commodore 65 prototypes and documentation are auctioned off as part of the liquidation
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What kind of logic is that exactly?jislizard posted on Feb 12 2006 at 07:10 AM said:How exactly was the C64 a commercial failure?
I only got ten quid for it on a boot fair, I paid way more than that, therefore it was a commercial failure, for me at least.