Four Play - 1942 - Japanese 8-bit Computer Comparison

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1942 (1984)
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In this episode of Four Play we compare the Japanese home computer conversions of the classic Capcom arcade game 1942. But which conversion is the best - Fujitsu FM-7, Sharp X1, NEC PC-88 or MSX? You decide!

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