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Yeah, some people got a computer right away. It wasn't common, though, to have both in the 90s. Console players were more likely to get computers in the 2000s, while PC gamers never really experienced 8-bit and 16-bit games. I remember there was a show on the local channel about video games, and I always liked the segments about 8-bit and 16-bit games (they were actually called that), sometimes 32-bit, but PC games seemed boring, considering the early 3D graphics and the variety of genres (and considering the TVs of that time).