Eight bit

1983 to 1991. 42 games in the catalog.

After the American market crashed in 1983, the industry was put back together by a Japanese console, the Famicom, known here as the NES. A cartridge with a battery made it possible to save progress, and a game stopped being a single run on three lives. In parallel, home computers, from the ZX Spectrum to the Amiga, were raising a school of their own: strategies, simulators and adventures that would have been impossible in an arcade hall.