The original idea for this system came from the author of Computers by the Millions, Jef Raskin.  
The company that made this system generally refused to market games for it, although Steve Capps' Through the Looking Glass was an exception.  The CEO of the company which made this system wanted to call it the "Bicycle".  The original idea for this system came from the author of Computers by the Millions, Jef Raskin.  A lot of the software for this system was written by Andy Hertzfeld, whose game Puzzle was the first ever included on an OS.  Susan Kare designed the icons and fonts for this system.  John C. Dvorak complained that "there is no evidence that people want to use these things" when referring to this system's then-novel inclusion of a (*) mouse.  This system was released a year after the Lisa.  Anya Major runs with a sledgehammer in hand in a Ridley Scott-directed ad for this system that aired during the 1984 Super Bowl.  For 10 points, name this personal computer by Apple, still the partial namesake of its laptops.
The company that made this system generally refused to market games for it, although Steve Capps' Through the Looking Glass was an exception.  
Macintosh [or Mac] 