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Trig Jegman (talk | contribs) Created page with "{{Console |image=FM-7 Console.jpg |imagesize=200px |company=Fujitsu |releasedate=November, 1982 |games=Qix (FM-7) |format=Floppy disk, Cassette tape }} The {{BI|FM-7}} is a home computer console released by Fujitsu in 1982, as a rival in home computing to units like the Commodore 64 and consoles like the Atari 5200. It received one ''Qix'' title in 1983, being a port of the original arcade release. Qix (FM-7) was released on a standard size floppy disk...." |
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| Fujitsu FM-7 | |
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| Console Information | |
| Company | Fujitsu |
| Release Date | November, 1982 |
| Games | Qix (FM-7) |
| Game format | Floppy disk, Cassette tape |
The FM-7 is a home computer console released by Fujitsu in 1982, as a rival in home computing to units like the Commodore 64 and consoles like the Atari 5200. It received one Qix title in 1983, being a port of the original arcade release. Qix (FM-7) was released on a standard size floppy disk.
It is succeeded by the Fujitsu FM Towns unit.
| Console list | |
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| Consoles |
Apple II • Atari 8-bit • Atari 5200 • Atari Lynx • Atari ST • Commodore 128 • Commodore 64 • Commodore Amiga • Fujitsu FM-7 • Fujitsu FM Towns • Microsoft DOS • Microsoft Xbox 360 • NEC TurboGrafx-16 • Nintendo Entertainment System • Nintendo Game Boy • Nintendo Game Boy Color • Nintendo Wii • Sega Genesis • Sony PlayStation • Sony PlayStation 3 • Sony PlayStation Vita |
