The pre-powerPC Macintosh was mostly a productivity machine but it was also home to a ton of games. Most of them fitting on a single floppy. Here’s a couple that I have on my LCIII machine that I used regularly upto 1994.
This Mac sported a 68030 Motorola CPU. I reckon the LC, LC II and LC III range came closest to Atari ST/Amiga back in the day.
I surfed the Web on this one with Netscape next to my PC. My sister went to art school and having access to a Macintosh was more or less mandatory so next to my PC upgrading and selling on skills whilst studying at uni I was upgrading, maintaining and selling Macs as well.
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