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Apple II

Introduced at the West Coast Computer Faire in 1977, the Apple II was the first mass produced microcomputer on the market, becoming very popular in classrooms throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Somewhere between five and six million Apple II series computers were sold.

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Short summary describing this platform.

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Tomato
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A soft, usually round fruit that goes from green to red as it ripens. Some uses are eating them raw, making them into ketchup, or throwing rotten ones at entertainers who do poorly.
Carrot
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An orange vegetable that's is commonly associated with having a positive effect on eye sight. Rabbits have been known to have a fondness for this vegetable.
Table
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A flat surface that is often used to place objects upon - most commonly, food.
Strawberry
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A fruit that turns red when ripe and has lots of little seeds. It is a bonus prize in many video games, including some in the Pac-Man series.
Lead Pipe
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This classic plumbing fixture-turned-weapon is a common standby for street fighters and serial-killer-hunting detectives everywhere.
Mud
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Wet soil. Mud usually appears as a simple aesthetic in video games but when implemented in gameplay it usually works in a way that slows characters down.
Skateboard
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A skateboard is a plank with wheels; it is used as a means of transport or used to perform a variety of tricks.
Bicycle
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A mode of transportation that requires the pedaling of the user and no gas. Always has two wheels unless otherwise dismembered.
Van
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Used to drive around in.
Crystal
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Crystals come in many varieties, although typically they're somehow magical in games. Especially central to the Final Fantasy franchise.
Photo
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An image captured with a camera.
Golf Club
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Golf Clubs typically appear in golf games, although can also be found in many action games as improvised weaponry.
Shelf
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A piece of furniture for holding and storing items.
Wheel
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One of the most important inventions in the history of mankind, wheels are used in an infinite number of applications, being one of the most recognizable the use in vehicles.
Toilet Paper
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A soft tissue paper used to clean after defecation or urination.
Rug
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A heavy fabric used to cover a floor.
Sink
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Appliance used to wash one's hands.
Button
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A button is a switch mechanism that is used to control a machine or process.
Wrench
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A handy melee weapon that doubles as a tool for repairing things. This weapon has played a key role when it comes to smashing things for many protagonists.
Glass
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Glass is a transparent substance made from compressed sand.
Pinball
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A pinball is a small and almost always metallic sphere used in pinball games. The player hits the pinball around with flippers for the ball to hit or roll over things for points or even to complete pinball quests.
Light Bulb
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A source of light that works by incandescence.
Thermonuclear Weapon
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Description and details of the history, science, manufacture, testing and deployment of these devices. Both in the real world, as well as within the context of video games.
Karate Gi
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The uniform used in Karate as well as many other martial arts.
Wallet
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A small case for holding cash and other personal stuff.
Window
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A framework built into a wall or roof to let in light or air.
Desk Lamp
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A light source that is designed to sit atop a desk or table.
Hurdle
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An object jumped over during a hurdles race in any Olympic/Track and Field event
Submachine Gun
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A firearm capable of firing pistol ammunition automatically. Favored for shorter distances, or dealing death indoors.
Grenade
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A grenade is an explosive device traditionally thrown by hand, but may also be propelled by a rifle or launcher.

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