Approaching its fiftieth anniversary, the Apple II continues to thrive. Created by Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs, this 8-bit personal computer was produced from 1977 to 1993, solidifying its place as one of Apple Inc.’s longest-running products. Today, enthusiasts worldwide continue to experiment with the Apple II, pushing its capabilities beyond its original design. Furthermore, major publishers are starting to recognize its historical significance and profit potential, giving it the recognition it deserves. By Ken Gagne

In 2024, the Apple II community experienced significant milestones and releases. Jordan Mechner, the renowned game designer, celebrated the 40th and 35th anniversaries of his groundbreaking games Karateka and Prince of Persia, respectively. The impact of these games is evident in the release of a new Prince of Persia game, The Lost Crown, for modern consoles, garnering an impressive 86 rating on Metacritic. Learn more about these releases and other highlights of 2024 here.

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