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14 games
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Wanderers from Ys (Ys3)
Schwarzschild 2
Duel ( 2 times)
hadou no hyouteki
Dragon slayer : the legend of heroes
nobunaga no yabou ( sengoku gunyuu den )
hiranipura
Emerald dragon
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NAME, PC 8801 FA. MANUFACTURER, NEC. ORIGIN, Japan. YEAR, Unknown. BUILT IN SOFTWARE / GAMES, N88 BASIC. CONTROLLERS, Full-stroke 103 keys separate numeric …
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PC-8800 series – Wikipedia
The PC-8800 series commonly shortened to PC-88, are a brand of Zilog Z80-based 8-bit home … NEC PC-8801.jpg. NEC PC-8801. Developer, Nippon Electric (NEC). Manufacturer, New Nippon Electric (NEC Home Electronics). Type, Personal computer.
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PC-8801 (PC-8801 FA) | Video Game Hardware Version …
PC-8801. Nickname. PC-8801 FA. Alternate Nickname. Release Date. 1987-00-00. Hardware. PC-8801. Hardware Manufacturer.
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PC-8800 series – NEC Retro
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NEC PC-8800 series – Emulation General Wiki
Same thing as the PC-8801mkII model 10 but with 1 5.25″ floppy drive. … The PC-8801 FA was released in 1987 with a NEC µPD70008 CPU at 8 MHz with 64KB of …
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PC 8801 FA The Nec PC-8801FA replaced the PC-88FH.
This machine had really powerful sound functions. 6 FM channels could be separated into left and right. User could thus enjoy stereo sound through headphones or external speakers.
ADPCM could change sound’s frequency dynamically. 256 KB of RAM were provided as sound memory buffer. It was larger than main memory.
N88 BASIC offered extended function for controlling these sound features, but not enough. Some of them couldn’t be used with BASIC.
The PC-8801FA met a great success in japanese market.
Thanks to Nomura Hisayuki for this information
PC-8800 series
Series of computers sold in Japan by NEC
Boot screen with one-liner
The PC-8800 series (Japanese: PC-8800シリーズ, Hepburn: Pī Shī Hassen Happyaku Shirīzu), commonly shortened to PC-88, are a brand of Zilog Z80-based 8-bit home computers released by Nippon Electric Company (NEC) in 1981 and primarily sold in Japan.
The PC-8800 series sold extremely well and became one of the three major Japanese home computers of the 1980s, along with the Fujitsu FM-7 and Sharp X1. It was later eclipsed by NEC’s 16-bit PC-9800 series, although it still maintained strong sales up until the early 90s.
NEC’s American subsidiary, NEC Home Electronics (USA), marketed variations of the PC-8800 in the United States[1][2] and Canada.
History [ edit ]
Nippon Electric’s Microcomputer Sales Section of the Electronic Device Sales Division launched the PC-8001 in September 1979, and by 1981 it consisted of 40% of the Japanese personal computer market.[3] In April 1981, Nippon Electric decided to expand personal computer lines into three groups: New Nippon Electric, Information Processing Group and Electronic Devices Group, with each specializing in a particular series. The Microcomputer Sales Section was reformed to the Microcomputer and Application Division in June 1980, and was renamed to the Personal Computer Division in April 1981. At that time, Japanese personal computers were mostly used by hobbyists. The division introduced the PC-8801 in November 1981 and intended to expand the personal computer market into the business world.[4]
The PC-8801 was capable of displaying Kanji characters via an optional Kanji ROM board. Various companies released Japanese word processor software for the machine, such as My Letter (マイレター), Writing (文筆, Bunpitsu), and Yūkara (ユーカラ). NEC themselves released Nihongo Word Processor (日本語ワードプロセッサ) which was a rebranded version of Yukara, but it was not a success.[5] In addition to office software, companies like Enix and Koei released many popular games for the system, establishing the PC-8801 as a strong gaming platform.[6] By November 1983, the PC-8801 had shipped 170,000 units.[7] The PC-8801’s direct successor, the PC-8801mkII, came with a JIS level 1 kanji font ROM, a smaller case and keyboard, and, in the models 20 and 30, one or two internal 51⁄4-inch 2D floppy disk drives. This set of PC-8800 computers sold more units than the PC-9800 series at that time.[8]
By December 1983, NEC had multiple personal computer lines coming out from different divisions. NEC’s Information Processing group had the PC-9800 series, and NEC Home Electronics had the PC-6000 series. To avoid competing with itself, NEC decided to consolidate their personal computer business into two divisions; the NEC Home Electronics division dealt with the 8-bit home computer line, and the Information Processing group dealt with the 16-bit personal computer line. The Electronic Device Sales division spun off personal computer business into NEC Home Electronics.[4]
In March 1985, NEC Home Electronics introduced the PC-8801mkIISR, which had improved graphics and sound capabilities.[6] A cost reduced version, the PC-8801mkIIFR, shipped 60,000 units for half a year.[9] Although the PC-9801VM shipments surpassed it,[8] the PC-8800 series was still popular as a Japanese PC game platform until the early 1990s.[10]
Hardware [ edit ]
Graphics [ edit ]
Throughout the lifetime of the PC-8800, there were four different graphics modes. They are as follows:
N mode: PC-8000 series compatible graphic mode
V1 mode: 640 × 200 8 colors, 640 × 400 2 colors
V2 mode: 640 × 200 8 out of 512 colors, 640 × 400 2 out of 512 colors
V3 mode: 640 × 200: 65536 colors, 640 × 400: 256 out of 65536 colors, 320 × 200: 65536 colors, 320 × 400: 64 out of 65536 colors
No entry in the PC-8800 series was capable of displaying all four modes.
Sound [ edit ]
The early computers in the PC-8800 series use a simple internal speaker, like the Apple II and IBM PC, capable of generating beeps and clicks. Later models added FM-synthesis chips for much more elaborate audio.
Software [ edit ]
Companies that produced exclusive software for the NEC PC-8801 included Enix, Square, Sega, Nihon Falcom, Bandai, HAL Laboratory, ASCII, Pony Canyon, Technology and Entertainment Software, Wolf Team, Dempa, Champion Soft, Starcraft, Micro Cabin, PSK, and Bothtec. Certain games produced for the PC-8801 had a shared release with the MSX, such as those produced by Game Arts, ELF Corporation, and Konami. Many popular series first appeared on the NEC PC-8801, including Snatcher, Thexder, Dragon Slayer, RPG Maker, Sokoban, and Ys.
Nintendo licensed Hudson Soft to port some of Nintendo’s Family Computer games for the platform, including Excitebike, Balloon Fight, Tennis, Golf, and Ice Climber, as well as new editions of Mario Bros. called Mario Bros. Special and Punch Ball Mario Bros., a semi-sequel to Donkey Kong 3 titled Donkey Kong 3: Dai Gyakushū.
The computer also had its own BASIC dialect, N88-BASIC.
Model list [ edit ]
References [ edit ]
PC-8800 series
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The PC-8800 series (PC-8800シリーズ) is a range of Japanese home computers manufactured between 1981 and 1989 by NEC.
The PC-8800 series began with the launch of the PC-8801, and was initially marketed as a high-end home computer by the firm (a cheaper alternative being the PC-6000 series). It is the more logical successor to the PC-8000 series.
In October 1982 NEC launched the 16-bit PC-9800 series (beginning with the PC-9801), which over time became the new standard for higher-end computers offered by the company. The PC-8800 series continued to survive, however, becoming extremely popular as the price slowly fell.
During the first half of the 1980s, the PC-8800 series became one of the “big three” Japanese computers which dominated the market, sharing a platform with the Sharp X1 and its derivatives, and the FM-7 by Fujitsu. While many microcomputers were crushed by the rising MSX standard in 1983, the PC-8800 series continued to be supported until the early 1990s, where all Japanese computers were put under strain by the standards set by IBM PC compatibles.
Older PC-8800 series computers have an “N mode” video option, allowing for backwards compatibility with the PC-8000 series. This was removed with the PC-8801 mkII FR in November 1985.
Computers
Note: Floppy disk standards among NEC machines are both named and formatted slightly differently than Western counterparts:
Double Density (2DD): 640kB
High Density (2HD): 1.232MB
Triple Density (2TD): 9.3MB
Graphics Modes
Four graphics modes exist for PC-8800 series hardware. No computer was equipped with all four, though every PC-8800 machine is guaranteed to have at least the V1 mode.
Name Resolution Available Colours Palette N 160×100 8 8 V1 640×200 8 8 640×400 2 8 V2 640×200 8 512 640×400 2 512 V3 640×200 65536 65,536 640×400 256 65,536 320×200 65536 65,536 320×400 64 65,536
Promotional material
JP flyer (1981?)
JP flyer (1985?)
JP disk unit flyer (1987-06)
JP disk unit flyer (1989-01)
JP board & digitizer flyer (1989-03)
English brouchure
References
NEC PC-8800 series
NEC PC-8800 series Developer NEC Home Electronics Type Home computer Release date 1981 Discontinued 1989 Predecessor PC-6000 Successor PC-9800 Emulated ✓
The NEC PC-8800 series, also known as the PC-88, were a family of computers made by NEC starting in 1981. The last models of the PC-88 were released in 1989, though it is unknown when they were discontinued. The PC-88 was released in America and Japan.
Emulators [ edit ]
↑ Versions 2.15 α7 and its source code (2.15s) are currently lost. The latest version downloadable is 2.10 α6 along with its source code (2.10s). ↑ Only compatible with NEC PC-9800 series computers running MS-DOS, which are not IBM PC/AT compatible. ↑ Must compile from source.
Models [ edit ]
The PC-8801 was released in 1981 and had a NEC µPD780 at 4 MHz with 64KB of RAM and 48KB of VRAM.
The PC-8801mkII model 10 was released in 1983 and had the same specs as the PC-8801 but with new sound coponents.
Same thing as the PC-8801mkII model 10 but with 1 5.25″ floppy drive.
Same thing as the PC-8801mkII model 10 but with 2 5.25″ floppy drives.
The PC-8801mkII SR model 10 was released in 1985 and had new sound components.
Same as the PC-8801mkII SR model 10 but with 1 5.25″ floppy drive.
Same as the PC-8801mkII SR model 10 but with 2 5.25″ floppy drives.
The PC-8801mkII TR was released in 1985 and was the PC-8801mkII SR model 30 but had an additional 300 bps modem with it.
The PC-8801mkII FR model 10 released in 1985 was a cost reduced version of the PC-8801mkII SR model 10.
The PC-8801mkII FR model 20 released in 1985 was a cost reduced version of the PC-8801mkII SR model 20.
The PC-8801mkII FR model 30 released in 1985 was a cost reduced version of the PC-8801mkII SR model 30.
The PC-8801mkII MR was released in 1985 with 192KB of RAM and the same amount of VRAM.
The PC-8801 FH model 10 was released in 1986 and had a new NEC µPD70008 at 8 MHz with 64KB of RAM and 48KB of VRAM.
The PC-8801 FH model 20 added 1 5.25″ floppy drive.
The PC-8801 FH model 30 added 2 5.25″ floppy drives.
The PC-8801 MH was released in 1986 and had 192KB of RAM and the same amount of VRAM.
The PC-88 VA was released in 1987 with a NEC V50 CPU at 8 MHz with 512KB of RAM and 256KB of VRAM.
The PC-8801 FA was released in 1987 with a NEC µPD70008 CPU at 8 MHz with 64KB of RAM and 48KB of VRAM. Stereo sound was added.
The PC-8801 MA was released in 1987 with 192KB of RAM and 48KB of VRAM.
The PC-88 VA2 was released in 1988 with a NEC V50 CPU at 8Mhz with 512KB of RAM and 256KB of VRAM.
The PC-88 VA3 was released in 1988 and added a 2TD FDD.
The PC-8801 FE was released in 1988 and had a NEC µPD70008 at 8 MHz with 64KB of RAM and 48KB of VRAM. It only had Mono sound.
The PC-8801 MA2 was released in 1988 and had a NEC µPD70008 at 8 MHz with 192 KB of RAM and 48 KB of VRAM.
The PC-8801 FE2 was released in 1989 and had 64KB of RAM and 48KB of VRAM. Only Mono sound was on this model.
The PC-8801 MC model 1 was released in 1989 and had 192KB of RAM and 48KB of VRAM.
The PC-8801 MC model 2 was released in 1989 and had a CD-ROM drive.
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