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		The X68000 is an unheard-of gem from Japan.
		Where the first X68000 systems were far ahead of the competition of the time, by the end of the system's lifespan it was merely the equal of other systems.
		The X68000 series contained a lot of off-the-shelf parts as well, components similar to DOS PCs and other computers at the time.
	nfggames.com /games/x68k (935 words)

	Virtual X68000 - Emulating X68000 by Free Software
		The Virtual X68000 Project is an effort to develop a virtual machine or emulator of Sharp X68000, as free (Open Source
		X68000 is a "personal workstation" manufactured and sold by Sharp Corporation from 1987 as a successor to their 8-bit X1 series.
		The main goal of Virtual X68000 Project is to make a free X68000 emulator in a portable way.
	www.vx68k.org /vx68k (243 words)

	YouTube - A-JAX エージャックス (Konami, 1989) Sharp X68000
		The Konami games for this computer released before it like Gradius and Twinbee were actually reprogrammed by Sharp.
		A-JAX エージャックス Konami Sharp X68000 shmup shooter shoot em up
		Akumajou Dracula X68000 "MOON-FIGHT" NES/Famicom VRC 6 Ver.
	www.youtube.com /?v=RL7zDYDxWt8 (359 words)

	OLD-COMPUTERS.COM : The Museum
		It is the successor of the Sharp X1 family, shipped with a unique square screen monitor, fist in a grey case, then in fl.
		Notice that the development is still active on that computer, several OSes have been ported on the X68000, the most famous are Minix and Unix NetBSD and all the GNU tools and there are some projects under development : XNeptune (a Ethernet card) or Ko-Windows (a 'NextStep-like' graphic environment).
		It was followed by the X68000 Ace and Ace HD.
	www.old-computers.com /museum/computer.asp?c=298&st=1 (332 words)

	PC-98 & X68000 Nectaris FAQ Homepage (1992, System Soft, Japan) featured at BASE NECTARIS (USA)
		The PC-98 was a series of popular personal computers sold by NEC in Japan (NEC, as you may recall, was responsible for the PC-Engine and TurboGrafx-16 video game consoles).
		Sharp's X68000 series of personal computers was also popular in Japan...but they were known for their high-end graphic and sound capabilities (and thus became an ideal platform for gaming).
		(2) to document two Nectaris ports that are virtually unknown to Nectaris fans today (even in Japan, the PC-98 and X68000 platforms have been abandoned by all but the most dedicated old-skool PC gamers).
	nectaris.tg-16.com /Sharp_X68000_Nectaris_FAQ_1992_PC-9800.html (558 words)

	Virtually Overlooked: Castlevania (X68000) - Nintendo Wii Fanboy
		The Sharp X68000 is, like the MSX, a popular Japanese computer standard that just didn't make it out of Japan.
		Dracula X is great, but I think it marks a sort of intermediate area between old Castlevania and Metroidvania, in that Richter is more agile and has a lot more abilities and stuff.
		I am not saying that X68000 Vania is better or worse, because I think it's so different from Dracula X and its successors.
	www.nintendowiifanboy.com /2007/05/10/virtually-overlooked-castlevania-x68000 (1523 words)

	Byte Cellar: Sharp X68000 Emulation
		It seems to have set me in the mood for that type of game, and that may be why an article in issue 12 of Retro Gamer magazine caught my eye, today.
		Debuting in 1987, the original X68000 was a striking fl, dual-tower design based on the 10MHz Motorola 68000 CPU.
		But the fact is that the X68000 versions were routinely the best of the bunch, though the games never reached the audience they deserved.
	www.bytecellar.com /archives/000066.php (457 words)

	YouTube - Twinbee ツインビー (Konami/Sharp, 1987) Sharp X68000
		If you REALLY want the X68000 to sound good, hook up an MT-32 or a Soundcanvas.
		A very impressive Sharp X68000 computer port of...
		A very impressive Sharp X68000 computer port of the 1985 Konami arcade shooting game Twinbee.
	www.youtube.com /?v=ymPw_F6Ei7Y (562 words)

	Sharp X68000 Emulators \| The Vintage Gaming Network
		The Sharp X68000, often referred to as the X68k was a computer system only released in Japan, that naturally, prior to using the Internet, I had never heard of.
		When i first used an emulator for the X68000 back in the late 90s, and saw such perfect ported classics as Mat Mania, Afterburner, Bubble Bobble, Galaga 88, Street Fighter 2, etc. I was completely floored.
		I had always been impressed with the Amiga home ports of games, but the X68000 even outdid the Amiga.
	www.vg-network.com /emulator/x68000.html (324 words)

	Akumajo Dracula X68000
		After supplying to the PC-Engine its own exclusive series' title, Konami attempted to expand its reach by issuing another for Sharp's considerable X68000, a Japan-only computer system known for its perfect arcade ports.
		Thus, X68000 users were blessed with their own Japanese exclusive: Akumajo Dracula X68000 (translation: Demon Castle Dracula X68000).
		As it did with Super Castlevania 4, Konami designated Akumajo Dracula X68000 as another iteration of the NES classic Castlevania, a rendition of Simon Belmont's original adventure.
	www.vgmuseum.com /mrp/screen-cvx68.htm (446 words)

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