A bit misleading. Apple was the first major manufacturer to adopt USB in 1998. It took a good 5 years before PC's started adopting them. The move to USB-C is happening much faster.
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/why-your-next-phone-or-laptop-sh...
You'll soon need adapters to use those peripherals for laptops and Surface type devices.
The day when I don't have to squint to tell the difference between the various flavours of Micro/Mini USB cannot come too soon.
Serial and parallel devices died off pretty quickly though the ports lived on for various reasons. PS/2 keyboard and mice endured a good while longer.
I've only seen the joystick port appear on sound cards, which themselves are pretty much dead, and the AT connector was all but extinct by the mid 1990s.
New motherboards seem to fall into two camps: Legacy ports of all flavours, or ridiculous numbers of USB 3.0 ports. I saw one recently with 12 USB3.0 connectors on the back.
USB came out it 1996. Peripherals stick around a long time.