SirPrimalform: Hmm, odd. I tend to think of console generations more than home computer generations (so NES and SNES, but also Master System and Mega Drive). Also I'm European, but I guess my thinking might be more console orientated because I'm younger.
timppu: Maybe UK was already back then quite different from mainland Europe? I recall being said that in UK PC gaming is almost non-existent compared to many other European countries where PC gaming is stronger.
UK had e.g. Sinclair Spectrum though, but it didn't do much of music.
I'm pretty sure the C64 and Amiga were pretty popular here, I think it's just that they were before my time (born in 1988). By the time I started gaming PC gaming meant DOS and console meant SNES or Megadrive. Although DOS was 16-bit, it's not often referred to as such.