Look at that. This a video of about fifty nifty games available for the Amiga back in the day. Even today those graphics are on par with some more casual games and some titles you’d still find on the Wii. The only thing that has changed is the fluidity of motion and increased polygons. I never got an Amiga because in my house you get an Atari 800XL when you spill paint in the garage.
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The good old days. I have 2 Amiga 500s, 2 Amiga 2000s and 3 Amiga 3000s in my basement. Unix and multitasking 10 years before OS X.
Now this is when gaming was innovative, if only we could have actual innovation in gaming again, just like the good ‘ol days. (full disclosure, I am 19 and therefore never lived while Amiga was big, but I did get to enjoy many of the games from that era since my family had a bunch of really old computers while I was growing up).