- Name
- Sony SMC-777
- Abbreviation
- SMC7
- Release Date
- 1983
- Manufacturer
- Sony Corporation (Company)
- Launch price
- $650.00
- Install base
- Online service
- No
- Aliases
- Sony Micro Computer,SMC-777C,SMC-70,SMC-70G
Sony SMC-777
Many of Sony's SMC series of machines came with built-in genlocks for video production use, but games were also released on some of the different variants. It is also the first computer to utilize 3.5" diskettes.
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The SMC-70 was originally released in Japan in 1982. It was the first computer to use a 3.5" disk drive. Later entries in the line added more features, but from the beginning the SMC series was designed to be used in video production.
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- A.E. (Game)
- Aztec (Game)
- Bomberman (Game)
- Bug Attack (Game)
- Championship Lode Runner (Game)
- Choplifter! (Game)
- Computer Othello (Game)
- Dragon's Alphabet (Game)
- Hopman (Game)
- Lode Runner (Game)
- Mario Bros. Special (Game)
- Miner 2049er (Game)
- Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom (Game)
- Professional Mahjong (Game)
- Space Invaders (Game)
- Tetris (Game)
- Yakyuukyou (Game)
- Yokai Tantei Chima Chima (Game)