
Sony SMC-777
Released January 1982
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.
Released January 1982
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.
Short name | SMC7 |
First release date | January 1982 |
Online support | No |
Install Base | 0 |
Original Price | $0 |
Producing Company | Sony Corporation |
Aliases | Sony Micro Computer SMC-777C SMC-70 SMC-70G |
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.
Dragon's Alphabet
Dragon's Alphabet is a single-screen educational platform game for the Sony SMC-777.
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