Well duh, because they were used in Macs and EVERYONE knows that Macs don't have any games. Only Windows has the games, not those sucky Macs...
/me suddenly remembers what forum he's in
Probably because the x86 series of CPUs were sooooo much more common/popular and you could be guaranteed to sell 53487598347598347 copies of any software title for it. It was not so with the 68030, or any of the other 68k series of CPUs. They just never reached the same market penetration.
/me suddenly remembers what forum he's in
Probably because the x86 series of CPUs were sooooo much more common/popular and you could be guaranteed to sell 53487598347598347 copies of any software title for it. It was not so with the 68030, or any of the other 68k series of CPUs. They just never reached the same market penetration.