Retro Game Museum

Experience retro gaming history, hands on.

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NES / Famicom

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Nintendo's revolutionary console. Mario, Zelda, Dragon Quest — the games that built the industry.

Super Mario Bros.

Super Mario Bros.

NES
1985

Super NES / SFC

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The pinnacle of 16-bit gaming. Vivid graphics and rich audio expanded the medium's reach.

ActRaiser

ActRaiser

SNES
1990

Mega Drive / Genesis

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Sega's 16-bit powerhouse. Birthplace of Sonic and a fierce 90s console rival to Nintendo.

Vermilion

Vermilion

Mega Drive
1989
Fire Shark

Fire Shark

Mega Drive
1990

Sega's first home console. Launched in 1983 the same day as the Famicom — the origin of Sega's home gaming legacy.

Excelion

Excelion

SG-1000
1984
Champion Pro Wrestling

Champion Pro Wrestling

SG-1000
1985
Pop Flamer

Pop Flamer

SG-1000
1983
Champion Boxing

Champion Boxing

SG-1000
1985
Bank Panic

Bank Panic

SG-1000
1985
007 James Bond

007 James Bond

SG-1000
1984
Choplifter

Choplifter

SG-1000
1985
Zoom 909

Zoom 909

SG-1000
1985

Sega Mark III

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Sega's 1985 8-bit machine, prototype of the international Master System. Featured PSG sound with optional FM expansion.

OutRun

OutRun

Sega Mark III
1987
Astro Warrior

Astro Warrior

Sega Mark III
1986
Action Fighter

Action Fighter

Sega Mark III
1986
Alex Kidd BMX Trial

Alex Kidd BMX Trial

Sega Mark III
1987
F-16 Fighting Falcon

F-16 Fighting Falcon

Sega Mark III
1985
Shinobi

Shinobi

Sega Mark III
1988
Global Defense

Global Defense

Sega Mark III
1987
R-Type

R-Type

Sega Mark III
1988

NEC's iconic home computer. Beautiful graphics and FM sound defined a generation of Japanese gaming.

MAHJONG VANILLA SYNDROME

MAHJONG VANILLA SYNDROME

PC-9801
1993
Tunnels & Trolls

Tunnels & Trolls

PC-9801
1990
真説 神谷右京2

真説 神谷右京2

PC-9801
1995
STAR CRUISER

STAR CRUISER

PC-9801
1988
Kara no naka no kotori

Kara no naka no kotori

PC-9801
1996
ALBATROSS

ALBATROSS

PC-9801
1986
麻雀トリプルウォーズ外伝

麻雀トリプルウォーズ外伝

PC-9801
1993
猟奇の檻

猟奇の檻

PC-9801
1995

The 8-bit legend. Birthplace of many classic RPGs and adventure games.

ROBO WRES 2001

ROBO WRES 2001

PC-8801
1986
THE STORY OF MELROON

THE STORY OF MELROON

PC-8801
1989
Nobunaga's Ambition -Bushu Fuunroku-

Nobunaga's Ambition -Bushu Fuunroku-

PC-8801
1990
Satsujin wa Tegami ni Notte -Renzoku Satsujin Mystery-

Satsujin wa Tegami ni Notte -Renzoku Satsujin Mystery-

PC-8801
1988
Ten to Chi to

Ten to Chi to

PC-8801
1990
The Byouin

The Byouin

PC-8801
1987
THE MAN I LOVE -DISK MISTERY #4-

THE MAN I LOVE -DISK MISTERY #4-

PC-8801
1987
The Castle and PRINSESS

The Castle and PRINSESS

PC-8801
1985

Sharp's ultimate hobbyist PC. Arcade-perfect ports and creative originals.

DOR PART 2

DOR PART 2

X68000
1992
GRADIUS

GRADIUS

X68000
1987
ASUKA 120% -BARNING Fest.-

ASUKA 120% -BARNING Fest.-

X68000
1994
DOR PART 3

DOR PART 3

X68000
1992
AQUALES

AQUALES

X68000
1991
ARCUS pro68k

ARCUS pro68k

X68000
1989
PHALANX

PHALANX

X68000
1991
CARAT

CARAT

X68000
1993

MSX / MSX2

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The universal home computer standard. Classic titles from Konami, Hudson, and more.

Woody Poko

Woody Poko

MSX2
1987
Dios

Dios

MSX2
1990
Peach Up Soshuhen II (Wara)

Peach Up Soshuhen II (Wara)

MSX2
1991
Hidefos

Hidefos

MSX2
1989
Birdy World

Birdy World

MSX2
1992
Disk Station December Issue

Disk Station December Issue

MSX2
1990
Family Boxing -MSX Title Match-

Family Boxing -MSX Title Match-

MSX2
1988
makyu den

makyu den

MSX2
1989

The golden age of arcade gaming. Classic titles from Taito, Namco, Konami, Capcom, Sega and more — straight from the game centers.

Rampage (revision 3)

Rampage (revision 3)

Arcade
1986
Momoko 120%

Momoko 120%

Arcade
1986
Stadium Hero

Stadium Hero

Arcade
1988
Canyon Bomber

Canyon Bomber

Arcade
1977
Space Wars

Space Wars

Arcade
1978
Tempest

Tempest

Arcade
1981
Balloon Brothers

Balloon Brothers

Arcade
1990
Arkanoid

Arkanoid

Arcade
1986