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The minimum requirements one is a bit of a weird one, as those were definitely a thing back then. Gaming pushed computer technology a lot and personally many of my computer upgrades were motivated to play the latest games.
I remember upgrading my PC for Duke3D from 4MB to 8MB, it cost me my entire paycheck.
I remember very specifically not being able to play a game I was gifted because it needed at least 256mb of ram and the family computer only had 128mb.
I was extremely sad, then after months tried to push my parents to her a new computer. They say that the computer is supposed to have 256mb of ram.
After a while we realized that one of the ram sticks was not properly plugged in.