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Manhattan Requiem (PC-88, PC-98, MSX, Sharp X1) (1987, 1988)

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Yamaha YIS-503 in a Russian School in 1987

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Aliens: Alien 2 (Square, 1987)

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SONY Hit-Bit HB-101 (1984)

The Sony Hit-Bit HB-101 is one of the best-known and most distinctive Sony MSX1 home computers from the 1980s. “Hit-Bit” was Sony’s MSX product line name, and the HB-101 is still popular among retro collectors because of its compact, highly recognizable design.

Technically, it’s a classic MSX1 machine: a Sharp LH-0080 (Z80A-compatible) CPU at ~3.58 MHz, 16 KB RAM (the European HB-101P version often had 32 KB), 16 KB VRAM, and 2 cartridge slots, which made it very practical for games and expansions.

The video chip can vary by region (TMS9118NL / TMS9129NL), while sound is handled by the YM2149F PSG. It wasn’t the most powerful MSX model, but its Sony styling, colorful variants, and iconic look are exactly why it became such a cult favorite.

Pyramid no Nazo (Sharp X1 - 1983)

Mu Tairiku no Nazo (FM7/FM8 - 1983)

Ougon no Haka (MSX - 1984)

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