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developer = [[Lucasfilm Games]]<br />[[Humongous Entertainment]]| publisher = [[Lucasfilm Games]]<br />[[Humongous Entertainment]]|

..., Mattel began manufacturing and distributing the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] in Europe. !| System

software_name = Super Nintendo Entertainment System –<br />Nintendo Switch Online| developer = [[Nintendo European Research & Development|NERD]]|

developer = [[Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development|Nintendo EAD]]| publisher = [[Nintendo]]<br />[[iQue]]|

!| System ...eet Racer]]'', ''[[Stunt Cycle]]'', ''[[Submarine Commander]]'', ''[[Super Baseball]]'', ''[[Super Breakout]]'', ''[[Super Football]]'', ''[[Surround]]'', ''[[

[[IBM]] released four models of [[IBM Personal System/55|Personal System/55]] computers in Japan. The IBM 5550-V was a 25 MHz i386DX desktop, the 55 Atari Corporation released versions 1.04 and 1.06 of [[TOS]], the operating system for AtariST computers.

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software_name = Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online| developer = [[Nintendo European Research & Development|NERD]]|

developer = [[Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development|Nintendo EAD]]| publisher = [[Nintendo]]|

...em]], later rebranded Channel F due to Atari's [[Atari 2600|Video Computer System]], itself later rebranded Atari 2600. ***[[Milton Bradley]] introduced the [[Milton Bradley Expansion System]] (MBX), a speech synthesis and voice recognition expansion for the [[TI-99

...tertainment System]], [[Sega Genesis]], and [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]. Additional games could be added via an SD card. !| System

company_name = Nintendo Research & Development 1 | company_type = Division of [[Nintendo]]|

image = [[File: Nintendo 1990.png|300px]]| In Japan, IBM released three models of [[IBM Personal System/55|Personal System/55]] computers. The IBM 5535-S was a 16 MHz i386SX laptop, the 5540-T was a

...k resembled an [[Atari 7800]] and included custom [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] ports of Atari 2600 and Atari 7200 games. All other Atari Flashback u This system used the [[Novatek]] [[NT6578]], an [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] clone chip. The 20 included games were developed by [[Legacy Engineer

...ia [[Steam]]) - developer: [[Forever Entertainment]], publisher: [[Forever Entertainment]] ...[[Steam]]) - developer: [[Daedalic Entertainment]], publisher: [[Daedalic Entertainment]]

...] (digital) - developer: [[Daedalic Entertainment]], publisher: [[Daedalic Entertainment]] ***[[PlayStation 4]] system - designer: [[Sony]], manufacturer: [[Sony]]

***''[[Broken Age]]'' for [[Nintendo Switch]] (physical) - developer: [[Double Fine Productions]], publisher: [[ ***''[[Layers of Fear]]'' for [[Nintendo Switch]] (physical) - developer: [[Blobber Team]], publisher: [[Limited Run

company_name = Nintendo | company_logo = [[File:nintendo-logo.png|300px]] <br /> [[File:nintendo-kanji.png|300px]]|

hardware_name = Nintendo Entertainment System | designer = [[Nintendo Research & Development 2|Nintendo R&D2]]|

hardware_name = Nintendo Switch| designer = [[Nintendo Platform Technology Development|Nintendo PTD]]|