N!ntendo N3S- 1985

The N!ntendo Entertainment System, released in Japan in 1983 as the Famicom (Family Computer), marked the second age of home video g@mes and the start of N!ntendo's dominance in the video-g@ming world. It was an 8-bit system with 52-color graphic capability and only 2K of RAM; it became a runaway success. It was the best-selling video g@me system since the Atari 2600. Super Mario Bros. 3, released in 1988, sold more than 7 million copies. The popularity of the N3S eventually made N!ntendo Japan's most successful company by 1990.