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| − | {{stub}}The '''MZ- | + | {{stub}}The '''MZ-80B''' is a Japanese home computer released by Sharp in 1981. An upgrade, the '''MZ-2000''' was released in 1982. The '''MZ-2200''' released in 1983 which dropped the built-in monitor. This was followed in 1985 by the '''MZ-2500''' which offered a significant increase in hardware capabilities whilst retaining backwards compatibility with the MZ-2000 and MZ-80B. Whilst the machines in this line are generally backwards compatible (except for the MZ-2520), they are not compatible with Sharp's [[MZ-80K]] line of computers. |
| − | ==List of Sega games for the MZ- | + | ==List of Sega games for the MZ-80B line== |
===MZ-2000 / MZ-2500=== | ===MZ-2000 / MZ-2500=== | ||
| + | *''[[Flicky]]'' (1985) | ||
*''[[Champion Prowres Special]]'' (1986) | *''[[Champion Prowres Special]]'' (1986) | ||
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| − | ==Other MZ- | + | ==Other MZ-80B line games also released for Sega systems== |
===MZ-2000=== | ===MZ-2000=== | ||
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The MZ-80B is a Japanese home computer released by Sharp in 1981. An upgrade, the MZ-2000 was released in 1982. The MZ-2200 released in 1983 which dropped the built-in monitor. This was followed in 1985 by the MZ-2500 which offered a significant increase in hardware capabilities whilst retaining backwards compatibility with the MZ-2000 and MZ-80B. Whilst the machines in this line are generally backwards compatible (except for the MZ-2520), they are not compatible with Sharp's MZ-80K line of computers.
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List of Sega games for the MZ-80B line
MZ-2000 / MZ-2500
- Flicky (1985)
- Champion Prowres Special (1986)