Thread:TheFreddyFromThePizzaria/@comment-32124692-20170527150132/@comment-26186871-20170708153316

Not at the same time. And most of the time, the kids would choose one or the other. It was buisness for the two to compete with each other. Just like how Nintendo and Sega competed with each other.

It was possible to buy both an SNES AND a Genesis, but that didn't stop the two companies from saying they're "better" than the other, because usually, people would only buy one.