M5

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M5
Manufacturer: Sord Computer Corporation

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The Sord M5 is a Japanese 8-bit home computer released by Sord in 1982. Whilst missing out on a US release, it saw a fairly wide release outside of Japan, including in the UK where it was known as the CGL M5. The M5 has a similar hardware architecture to the SG-1000 and MSX, resulting in some games getting ported between the three such as Champion Tennis, which was known as Real Tennis on M5 and MSX.

M5 games also released for Sega systems

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