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foundation = 1977 (ASCII)<br />1979 (ASCII Microsoft)<br />October 15, 1992 (Media Works)<br />April 1, 2008 (ASCII Media Works) location = Tokyo, Japan|

[[Category:computers and consoles designed by ASCII Microsoft]] [[Category:computers and consoles designed in Japan]]

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location = Nagano, Japan<br />Tokyo, Japan| ...It was used in the [[Family Computer Disk System]], which was released in Japan by [[Nintendo]] in [[1986]].

...e, Brazil)<br />[[Mindscape]] (Amiga, Amiga CD32)<br />[[Xbox Game Studios|Microsoft Studios]] (Xbox One)| .../>'''Game Gear'''<br />North America: December 1993<br />Europe: 1993<br />Japan: January 14, 1994<br />'''Amiga'''<br />Europe: 1994<br />'''Amiga CD32'''<

...ril 4, 2013<br />'''Android'''<br />North America: September 18, 2013<br />Japan: September 25, 2013<br />'''BlackBerry'''<br />Worldwide: December 20, 2013 A port to [[iOS]] was released in North America on June 18, 2011, and in Japan on November 2011, followed by a worldwide [[macOS]] release on April 4, [[2

designer = [[ASCII Media Works|ASCII Microsoft]]| ...e hardware architecture concieved by and marketed by [[Kazuhiko Nishi]], [[Microsoft]]'s former Vice President of Sales for Far East.

designer = [[Microsoft]]| manufacturer = [[Microsoft]]|

...two [[PasocomMini]] miniature video game systems by [[HAL Laboratory]]. In Japan, "pasocom" is shorthand for "personal computer". It was sold for a limited time, only in Japan, beginning in October [[2019]].

...P: September 23, 1993<br />EU: October 1993<br />NA: November 1993<br />'''Microsoft Windows'''<br />JP: August 9, 1996<br />NA: September 26, 1996<br />'''Game [[Category: Video games developed in Japan]]

...t Machine and Marketing Association|JAMMA]] [[SuperGun]] (1985) (allowed [[Japan Amusement Machine and Marketing Association|JAMMA]] [[arcade]] [[video game *[[Microsoft]] [[Xbox (console)|Xbox]] (2001)

location = Tokyo, Japan| ...rd "sonus", for sound, and "sonny", which was a loan word from English. In Japan, "sonny boys" were smart and presentable young men. The founders of Sony co

...o]] released the [[Color TV-Game Block Breaker]] [[video game console]] in Japan. It was based on its [[1978]] [[arcade]] [[video game]], ''[[Block Fever]]' In Europe, the Japan-based [[Matsushita Electric Industrial]] began using the [[Panasonic]] bran

...pe on November 16, [[2012]], in North America on November 20, 2012, and in Japan on May 15, [[2014]]. ...Wreck-It Ralph]], real-life racecar driver [[Danica Patrick]], [[Microsoft|Microsoft]]'s [[Xbox Avatar]] on Xbox 360, the [[Mii]] player avatar on [[Nintendo]]

...mported a [[Nintendo Entertainment System|Family Computer]] (Famicom) from Japan, and felt that it would be better to develop for this system as it was more The Stamper brothers traveled to Japan to show their technical demos to the [[Nintendo]] executive, [[Minoru Araka

In Japan, IBM released three models of [[IBM Personal System/55|Personal System/55]] ...]]. The development collaboration between IBM and Microsoft ended to allow Microsoft to realign its business model to focus on the development of [[Windows]].

| <br />August 18, 2017 <br />[[Japan Amusement Machine and Marketing Association|JAMMA]] [[SuperGun]] | <br />June 19, 2017 <br />[[Microsoft]] [[Xbox (console)|Xbox]]

...four models of [[IBM Personal System/55|Personal System/55]] computers in Japan. The IBM 5550-V was a 25 MHz i386DX desktop, the 5570-V was a 25 MHz i386DX Microsoft released [[Windows 2.0|Windows 2.11]], the final version of its second grap

release = '''PlayStation 3'''<br />Japan: November 11, 2006<br />North America: November 17, 2006<br />Europe, Ocean ...h generation of video game consoles]], it competed primarily against the [[Microsoft]] [[Xbox 360]] and [[Nintendo]] [[Wii]].