1990s gaming industry

The 1990s gaming industry was a transformative era marked by rapid technological advancements and market growth. It saw the rise of major companies like Nintendo, Sega, and Sony, each competing to capture gamers' attention. Gaming transitioned from simple 8-bit graphics to more immersive 16-bit and 32-bit visuals, introducing popular franchises like Sonic, Mario, and Final Fantasy. The decade also saw the emergence of 3D graphics with consoles like Sony's PlayStation and Nintendo 64, expanding gameplay possibilities. Additionally, the industry became more mainstream, shaping modern gaming culture and laying the groundwork for future innovations.