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Notable releases
- Namco releases Sky Kid Deluxe, Hopping Mappy, Toy Pop, The Return of Ishtar, which is the sequel to Tower of Druaga, Genpei Tōma Den, and Rolling Thunder.
- August 6 — Metroid by Makoto Kanoh, the first in the Metroid series.
- February 21 — The Legend of Zelda (designed by Shigeru Miyamoto for the Nintendo Famicom Disk System), the first in The Legend of Zelda series, a spiritual forerunner of console role-playing games
- Arkanoid (Taito, arcade), spawned many sequels and remakes
- Bubble Bobble (Taito, arcade), spawned many sequels
- was released in October
- Dragon Quest (Enix, Famicom), usually considered the foremost console role-playing game, the first in a series that has been phenomenally successful in Japan
Hardware
Namco releases the Namco System '86 arcade system board
Atari releases the Atari 7800 home console two years after its original test market date
Sega releases the Sega Master System home console in the United States; releases the Out Run arcade game
Sharp releases the Twin Famicom home console
Nintendo releases the Famicom Disk System (an add-on for the Famicom) in Japan only
Business
New companies: Acclaim, Majesco, Ubi Soft
Activision acquires Gamestar Software
Sinclair Research Ltd. is acquired by Amstrad
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