The Amiga 600: Commodore's Epic Fail, Now a Retro Gem

The Amiga 600, one of Commodore's last Amigas, epitomized the company's downfall. Launched in 1992, it featured outdated 1985 technology, lacked competitiveness in price and expandability, and suffered from inferior graphics compared to PCs. This article delves into the reasons for its failure, contrasting it with the more successful Amiga 500. Despite its initial flop, the Amiga 600's compact size has made it a popular choice among retro enthusiasts today. The author analyzes Commodore's strategic missteps and the Amiga 600's technical shortcomings, highlighting how a once-failed product has become a nostalgic icon.