Eons ago, back in the '80s and early '90s, it was often taken for granted that consoles were the best choice for gaming. Getting a gaming PC usually meant building one yourself at high cost, and when you were done, you still had to know your way around arcane concepts like memory managers and IRQs. Sure, there were titles that were better on a PC or simply impossible on a console, but if you wanted an affordable, plug-and-play gaming experience, you were buying an SNES or PlayStation.
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