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@@ -2,16 +2,20 @@ This is an introductory page on use cases where you might want to use Nim.
 
 ### Where Nim works well
 
+Multiarch applications:: As Nim compiles through GCC, any architecture supported by GCC can run Nim.
+
+Gaming:: Nim was designed with gaming in mind
+
+Embedded systems and microcontrollers:: Nim have some of the smallest memory overhead and binary size compared to other languages.
 
 ### Where Nim will work well
 
-System libraries
-
+System libraries:: With GC turned off, Nim can produce libraries to be used by other languages.
 
+Cryptography:: Nim is safer than C [also see System libraries]
 
 ### Where Nim might not be the best fit
 
-Scripts and interactive use - 
+Scripts and interactive use:: Nim is a complied languages and the interactive interpreter is somewhat limited.
 
-Beginners::
-  as a first language, Nim is more complex than Python or Ruby
+Beginners:: as a first language, Nim is more complex than Python or Ruby
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