Yet another obscure Japanese port. This is the Fujitsu FM7 version by Comptiq. The FM7 was the precursor to the FMTowns.
This came either on casette or floppy disk.
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This super hard to find version was released by Comptiq in 1984 for the Sharp X1 computer system in Japan. The X1 was the precursor to the Sharp X68000.
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This super rare version was released on the French computer system called the Thomson TO7/TO9 and MO5. The T07/M09 used a larger cart size than the M05. Not sure if there were any other gameplay differences. The screens on the back of the boxes look the same. I don’t have a system to test them on. Do you? 🙂
There were more obscure Japanese releases of Miner 2049er than one may realize. Here is the PC-88 version!
We are missing the packaging for this! If you have it and wish to donate it to the Miner 2049er Museum, please reply to this post! We’ll even accept just a picture if you don’t wish to part with yours.