Carl Williams writes, "Console gaming has always been alluring to computer companies. Gaming in general has been alluring. I read somewhere that it was not spreadsheets that pushed graphic card enhancements to the levels they are today. That is very true. Video games as a business has been worth hundreds of billions of dollars since the early days. Maybe that is what drove Apple to attempt to make their own console in the mid 1990’s. It was clear in Apple OS updates that gaming was a new focal point for the company on the computer side of things, why not go ahead and go full monty with gaming? The result was the Pippin console."
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What's Pimpin Pippin?
Release pippin.. And play what exactly don't make me laugh. I would rather see a 3D0 mini lol.
never heard of it
I completely forgot this thing was a thing