Mishark 8-Eighty System

The Mishark 8-Eighty System (or simply 8-Eighty System), known in Japan as the Mishark BitMAX, is a home video game console developed by Mishark Technologies.

History
8-Eighty System was first launched in 1988 in America with the price of $179.99. The console has 4-player controllers, 8-bit VGA-like color graphics, the Yamaha YM3526 with General Instrument AY-3-8910 sound cards, and a 32MB max cartridge. It has similarities to the MSX or NES.

Games
The games are created over 500 times made for the 8-Eighty System. Many third-party publishers have portedits games from many console games to the system.

Reception
8-Eighty System has received a positive reviews from the critics. Some of them have mixed reviews about the console.