Games in 1994 cost on average $60. That’s about $128 today. The cost of production of those games was at most a few dollars more in materials. Not nearly enough to explain the price difference. Games were simply more expensive then than they are now.
Best you don’t look up Super Nintendo prices then. ;)
Oh no, consequences.
Nobody going to mention bamboo? Ok, I’ll mention bamboo.
Parachutes also haven’t been scientifically proven to work. They’ve never been double blind tested.
We are so good at healing mice now, it’s crazy.
I learned to program in gw basic when I was 12. Also spent hours typing in listings from magazines. Fun times.
Moved on to turbo pascal after a few years and got into assembly from there. Didn’t get to c++ until college.
The Pentium Tillamook 266MHz mobile cpu can be modded to run in some desktop motherboards and can be overclocked to almost double its original speed.