If Commodore had funded the Amiga properly we would've had AAA right on time before the PC gfx cards became usable. If you remember that AAA was to have 24bit support at decent resolutions, a 32 bit Copper able to change pixels at standard TV resolution, and add that to the fact that we had very good assembler programmers that could push the Amiga chipset tricks to the edge, and if you add that the toaster could be used with that, well...
It would have been the standard in video / art / multimedia / gaming for the whole 90s, that's for sure, and that's a whole bunch of market's.
Those Commodore managements were such a bunch of idiots.
