16-bit machines and new consoles, the rebirth
of graphic adventures
Along with the definitive consolidation of the
industry and some stagnation in the creativity of videogame creators, due in
part to the stabilization that the different genres had suffered, the decade of
the 1990s was characterized by the definitive decline of 8-bit computers and
the arrival by a new generation of more advanced computers
The Commodore Amiga, a computer with high
performance graphics and sound, had been introduced in July 1985 and the
developers were not slow to take advantage of the capabilities of the new
machine, far above those of any other competing machine, to present a new
generation of video games technically much more advanced.
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