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'''Fantasy computers''' are mostly defined in terms of their relation to the earlier defined term of [[:Category:Fantasy consoles|fantasy console]]. Fantasy computers are typically more powerful than fantasy consoles, with built-in support for more than just a simple gamepad in the games (for instance, [[TIC-80]] allows you to use a keyboard, mouse, gamepad, or all 3 in your games, whereas [[PICO-8]] requires you to use clearly demarcated "devkit" features to get keyboard and mouse input). | '''Fantasy computers''' are mostly defined in terms of their relation to the earlier defined term of [[:Category:Fantasy consoles|fantasy console]]. Fantasy computers are typically more powerful than fantasy consoles, with built-in support for more than just a simple gamepad in the games (for instance, [[TIC-80]] allows you to use a keyboard, mouse, gamepad, or all 3 in your games, whereas [[PICO-8]] requires you to use clearly demarcated "devkit" features to get keyboard and mouse input). | ||
For more on the distinction between [[:Category:Fantasy consoles|fantasy console]] and fantasy computer, see [[ | For more on the distinction between [[:Category:Fantasy consoles|fantasy console]] and fantasy computer, see [[Fantasy Consoles and Computers Wiki:ConsoleVsComputer]]. | ||