White X’mas

White Christmas is a "bishoujo" card game released by Striker for the PC-8801 in 1988. It follows the classic style of the era, where players compete against various girls in card games to unlock beautiful, high-quality character illustrations. This title serves as an important historical artifact of the "strip-card" genre that defined a significant portion of the PC gaming culture in the late 1980s, showcasing the high-density pixel art made possible by the PC-8801's hardware. Interestingly, despite the winter-themed title, the game was released in April, a quirky detail that highlights the laid-back and unpredictable nature of the early Japanese PC game industry.

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