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The following [[computer]]-related events occurred in 1983: ...ory:Application software released in 1983|Application software released in 1983]]‏‎

release = Atari 5200: 1983<br />Linux, macOS, Windows: November 26, 2019| ...was an [[video game]] developed and released by [[Atari, S.A.|Atari]] in [[1983]].

...hly ASCII|Annual AhSKI!]]'' parody issue of ''[[Monthly ASCII]]'' in April 1983. [[Category:video games]]

...to]] (Arcade)<br />[[Retro-Bit]] (Generations)<br />[[JNNEX]] (Generations in Japan)<br />[[Hamster]] ([[Arcade Archives]])| ...pan: February 1983<br />United States: 1983<br />'''SG-1000'''<br />Japan: 1983<br />'''MSX'''<br />Japan: 1984<br />'''Family Computer'''<br />Japan: 1985

release = '''Arcade'''<br />JP: December 1983<br />NA: February 1984<br />EU: July 1984<br />'''Nintendo Switch ([[Arcade ...[[Nintendo Research & Development 3|Nintendo R&D3]]. It was the first game in the [[Punch-Out!! series|''Punch Out!!'' series]].

''This article is about the arcade game by [[Rare|A.C.G]]. For the video game console by [[Sega]], see [[Sega Saturn]].'' release = WW: 1983|

release = Japan: December 12, 1983<br />North America: June 1986<br />Europe: July 10, 1986| '''''Donkey Kong Jr. Math''''' is an educational [[video game]] that is a spin-off of the [[Donkey Kong Jr.|''Donkey Kong Jr.'' seri

...= '''Arcade'''<br />Japan: December 1983<br />Europe, North America: 1983<br />'''Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom'''<br />Japan: August 30, 198 [[Category: Arcade games developed by Irem]]

release = '''Family Computer'''<br />JP: August 27, 1983<br />'''Family Computer Disk System'''<br />February 21, 1986<br />'''Anima '''''Mahjong (麻雀)''''' is a [[video game]] by [[Nintendo]].

#REDIRECT [[Baseball (1983 video game)]] [[Category: Pinball video games]]

release = '''Commodore 64, Commodore VIC-20'''<br />EU/US: July 1983<br />'''ZX Spectrum'''<br />EU: May 1984<br />'''Windows'''<br />EU (''[[Re ...of the Mega Camels''''', was a game by [[Llamasoft]] that was released in 1983.

release = '''Arcade'''<br />JP: May 23, 1983<br />NA: October 1983<br />EU: January 1984<br />'''Family Computer/NES'''<br />JP: June 28, 1985 '''''Elevator Action''''' was an action [[arcade]] [[video game]] by [[Taito]].

release = '''Game & Watch'''<br />March 14, 1983<br />'''Game & Watch Gallery 3'''<br />Game Boy Color: 1999<br />Nintendo 3 ...1]]. It was the twenty-fourth [[Game & Watch]] game and was the first game in the [[Mario Bros. series|''Mario Bros.'' series]].

release = '''Game & Watch'''<br />March 7, 1983<br />'''Game & Watch Gallery 3'''<br />Game Boy Color: 1999<br />Nintendo 3 ...o R&D1]]. It was the twenty-third [[Game & Watch]] game and the third game in the [[Donkey Kong Jr.|''Donkey Kong Jr.'' series]].

'''''Intellivision Rocks''''' is a [[video game]] compilation. It contains [[emulation|emulated]] [[Intellivision]] video games by [[Action Graphics]], [[Activision]], [[APh Technological Consulting]], [

release = '''Intellivision'''<br />NA: 1983<br />'''Windows, Mac OS (''[[Intellivision Lives!]]'')'''<br />NA: December '''''Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin''''' is a [[video game]] by [[APh Technological Consulting]].

...a)<br />[[Doctorsoft]] (BBC Micro)<br />[[Handic Software|Handic]] (VIC-20 in Europe)<br />[[Roklan Software]] (Atari 8-bit)| ...: 1983<br />'''BBC Micro'''<br />EU: 1983<br />'''ColecoVision'''<br />WW: 1983|

...e United States. For the game that was known as Advance of the Mega Camels in the United States, see [[Attack of the Mutant Camels]].'' release = '''Commodore 64, Commodore VIC-20'''<br />EU/US: July 1983<br />'''ZX Spectrum'''<br />EU: May 1984<br />'''Windows'''<br />EU (''[[Re

...it'''<br />North America: 1982<br />'''Commodore 64'''<br />North America: 1983| ...it was released after ''Mystery House'', which was #1. It was placed first in the series as it was considered easier to complete.

...5200, C64, Colecovision'''<br />NA: March 18, 1983<br />'''MSX'''<br />EU: 1983<br />'''PlayStation 2 (''[[Activision Anthology]]'')'''<br />NA: November 2 ...ctivision Decathlon''''', also known simply as '''''Decathlon''''', is a [[video game]] by [[Activision]].

release = '''Family Computer'''<br />JP: August 27, 1983<br />'''Animal Forest+ for GameCube'''<br />JP ([[Animal Crossing|Animal Fo ...ku Narabe Renju (五目並べ連珠, "line up five connected pearl pieces")''', is a [[video game]] by [[Nintendo]].

publisher = [[Taito]] (Japan)<br />[[ININ Games]] (worldwide)| '''''Taito Milestones''''' is a [[video game]] compilation.

...1983<br />'''SC-3000'''<br />Japan: July 15, 1983<br />Oceania, Singapore: 1983<br />France, Finland, Italy: 1984<br />Taiwan: 1986<br />Egypt: late 1980s< '''SG-1000''' was the first home [[video game console]] by [[Sega]]. The '''SC-3000''' model was marketed as a [[com

'''''Swordquest: Airworld''''' is a [[video game]] developed by [[Digital Eclipse]] and published by [[Atari, S.A.]]. It was released on November 11, 2022, as part of the ''[[Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebrat

...atch'''<br />Gold WW: January 29, 1981<br />New Wide Screen JP: August 24, 1983<br />'''Game Boy Gallery'''<br />Game Boy EU: April 27, 1995<br />Game Boy ...old Game & Watch system in 1981 and as a widescreen Game & Watch system in 1983.

...= '''Arcade'''<br />WW: 1982<br />'''2600, Intellivision'''<br />NA: 1983<br />'''ColecoVision'''<br />NA: 1984<br/ >'''NES/Famicom'''<br />EU/JP/NA: [[Category:Video games]]

...e & Watch'''<br />Multi-screen, widescreen: 1982<br />Table-top, panarama: 1983<br />'''Nintendo Mini Classics'''<br />1998<br />'''Game & Watch Gallery 3' ...ndo R&D1]]. It was the twentieth [[Game & Watch]] game and the second game in the [[Donkey Kong Jr.|''Donkey Kong Jr.'' series]].

release = '''NES/Famicom'''<br />JP: December 7, 1983<br />NA: October 18, 1985<br />EU: September 1, 1986<br />'''PlayChoice-10 '''''Baseball''''' is a baseball [[video game]] by [[Nintendo]].

release = '''Atari 2600, 5200, Intellivision'''<br />NA: 1983<br />'''Atari 8-Bit, C64, Colecovision'''<br />NA: 1984<br />'''MSX, ZX Spe '''''Beamrider''''' is a [[video game]] by [[Action Graphics]].

...uter'''<br />United States: 1983<br />'''BBC Micro'''<br />United Kingdom: 1983<br />'''Acorn Electron, Dragon 32/64'''<br />United Kingdom: 1985| ...3]]. The rights to the game eventually reverted to [[Scott Adams]], who re-released it for free as [[shareware]].

'''''The Lost Treasures of Infocom''''' is a [[video game]] compilation. ...dventure game|interactive fiction]] games developed by [[Infocom]] written in the [[Z-code]] scripting language.

release = Atari 2600 NA: 1983<br />Flashback 3 North America: 2011<br />Flashback 4 NA: November 13, 2012 ...d''''' is a [[video game]] by [[Atari, S.A.|Atari]]. It is the second game in the [[SwordQuest|''SwordQuest'' series]].

...br />'''MZ-80K'''<br />JP: 1981<br />'''FM-7 (''Lupin the 3'')'''<br />JP: 1983<br />'''EGRET II Mini'''<br />JP: March 2, 2022<br />WW: June 3, 2022| '''''Lupin III (ルパン三世, Rupan Sansei)''''' was a maze [[video game]] released in [[arcade]]s by [[Taito]].

The arcade games were playable through [[emulation]]. ==Included games==

'''Atari 5200''' was the second [[ROM cartridge|cartridge-based]] home video game console by [[Atari, S.A.|Atari]]. ...of the Atari 5200 remains, even after its heyday. Independent, unlicensed games continue to be produced for the system to this day.

It contained thirty-four games that were developed by [[Jeff Minter]] of [[Llamasoft]]. The included games spanned over three decades from 1981 to 2002.

release = 1983-1987| ...m for a slim [[ROM cartridge]] used by [[Sega]] in their cartridge-based [[video game console]]s from the [[SG-1000]] to the [[Sega Master System]]. The car

...ade game. For the [[Game & Watch]] game, see [[Donkey Kong 3 (Game & Watch video game)]]. For the [[Hudson Soft]] game, see [[Donkey Kong 3: The Great Count release = Arcade JP: October 1983<br />Arcade EU/NA: 1983<br />Famicom JP: July 4, 1984<br />NES NA: June 1986<br />NES EU: September

...ade game. For the [[Game & Watch]] game, see ''[[Mario Bros. (Game & Watch video game)]] For the characters and the series, see ''[[Mario Bros.]]'' .../>United States: December 31, 1983<br />'''Apple II'''<br />United States: 1983 (prototype)<br />'''PC-8801'''<br />Japan: February 1984<br />'''FM-7'''<br

'''SwordQuest''' is an American multimedia series consisting of comics and [[video game]]s. It was originally created in [[1982]] by [[Atari]].

It was a [[video game]] adaptation of the [[1984]] [[The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Acros ...3]]. The rights to the game eventually reverted to [[Scott Adams]], who re-released it for free as [[shareware]].

...d'''<br />July 31, 1975<br />'''Chase Corporation Ltd'''<br />February 28, 1983<br />Liquidated September 30, 1998| industry = audio equipment, video games |

'''''Activision Anthology''''' is a [[video game]] compilation. It contains [[Atari 2600]] games that were published by [[Activision]] or the companies that Activision had

...80: November 1980<br />Apple II: 1981<br />Atari 8-bit, Commodore 64, MSX: 1983<br />CP/M, DOS, Mac OS, TI-99/4A: 1984<br />Atari ST: 1985<br />Amiga, Amst ...adventures|text adventure game]] by [[Infocom]] as well as the first game in the [[Zork|''Zork'' series]].

...82<br />'''2600, Apple II, Aquarius, DOS, Intellivision, TI-99'''<br />NA: 1983<br />'''ColecoVision'''<br />NA: 1984<br />'''Nintendo Entertainment System [[Category:Arcade games developed by Data East]]

...'[[Namco Museum]]'')'''<br />North America: October 9, 2002<br />'''Mobile games developed with Java ME'''<br />North America: 2003<br />'''Palm OS'''<br /> ...by [[NetherRealm Studios|Bally/Midway]]. It was the first [[arcade]] game in the [[Ms. Pac-Man|''Ms. Pac-Man'' series]].

...d''''' is a [[video game]] by [[Atari, S.A.|Atari]]. It is the second game in the [[SwordQuest|''SwordQuest'' series]]. [[Category:action-adventure games]]

gpu = [[Motorola]] [[6847]] [[Video Display Controller|VDC]]| release = TRS-80 CoCo 1: September 1980<br />TRS-80 CoCo 2: 1983<br />TRS CoCo 3: 1986|

industry = toys, video games | products = toys, video games|

ScottFree is an interpreter for [[interactive fiction]] games in the [[Scott Adams]] format. It was initially created in [[1993]] by Alan Cox.