The Commodore 64 is not a video game but a home computer that was a prominent fixture during the 1980s. Released in 1982, it became renowned for its vast library of games across various genres, from platformers to RPGs. The Commodore 64 set the standard for computer gaming during the era, with games that pushed the limits of its 8-bit architecture. The Commodore 64 was also a significant tool for learning programming and was instrumental in the development of the video game industry.
