the 1983 crash was mostly a home console crash, which was a bigger market in the US than in europe, but i guess it really sucked for console devs there, and the famicom took two years to be released outside of japan as the NES.
the 1983 crash was mostly a home console crash, which was a bigger market in the US than in europe, but i guess it really sucked for console devs there, and the famicom took two years to be released outside of japan as the NES.
Pat_Riot@lemmy.today 2 days ago
As a kid in the 80s I had a Colecovision console, probably 20 titles and even the steering wheel peripheral. I miss it. For pure game enjoyment it was the height of the art. NES brought about the start of games that were work, though there were some great titles on that system. At least for someone like me, the only improvement that has come with the newer systems is better racing games.