Commodore

Commodore International played a crucial role in gaming history as a manufacturer of popular microcomputers, notably the Commodore 64 launched in 1982. The C64 became one of the best-selling machines of all time and served as a major gaming platform, offering an impressive library of games developed by independent and established studios. The machine democratized access to computer games and created a community of creative developers.

Beyond the C64, Commodore produced other popular gaming computers such as the Amiga, which offered superior graphics and sound for its time. The Amiga was particularly appreciated for strategy games, adventure games and simulations. Although Commodore disappeared as a company, its legacy in gaming remains significant, influencing the design of modern gaming consoles and computers.