Hisha

Released in 1985 by Microcabin, *Hisha* is a classic computerized Shogi (Japanese chess) board game designed for the MSX platform. Distributed as a 16KB ROM cartridge, this title offered players a digital arena to test their strategic skills against the computer. It represents a significant example of the early software catalogue produced by Microcabin, reflecting the era's growing interest in developing sophisticated logic-based board games for home computing.

*Hisha*, released by Microcabin in 1985 for the MSX, is a dedicated digital implementation of the traditional Japanese board game, Shogi. As a classic tabletop simulation, the game features no narrative or character-driven plot, focusing entirely on providing a competitive match against the computer. Players must employ deep strategic thinking and tactical foresight to outmaneuver their digital opponent on the shogi board. It serves as a historical example of early home computer software designed to bring the complexities of board games into the domestic digital space.