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8086 CPU

Hardware entity

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333
games
6
platforms

Requires at least a 8086 type of CPU with clock speeds ranging from 5 to 10 MHz.

Notable people involved: David H. Ahl, Bob Albrecht, Brooks DeForest and Herman Miller

Alternate name: iAPX 86

Animal Quest (MS-DOS)
Animal Quest
DOS 1991
GATO (MS-DOS)
GATO
DOS 1984
Metal Gear (MS-DOS)
Metal Gear
DOS 1990
PLEBS (MS-DOS)
PLEBS
DOS 1989
Beyond the Black Hole (MS-DOS)
Beyond the Black Hole
DOS 1989
The Immortal (MS-DOS)
The Immortal
DOS 1991
Treasure Island (MS-DOS)
Treasure Island
DOS 1985
Bumble Games (MS-DOS)
Bumble Games
DOS 1983-08
John Elway's Quarterback (MS-DOS)
John Elway's Quarterback
DOS 1988
Sidewinder (MS-DOS)
Sidewinder
DOS 1988
Lords of Conquest (MS-DOS)
Lords of Conquest
DOS 1987
Knoxblock! (MS-DOS)
Knoxblock!
DOS 1985

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Parent groups

Processor architectures, x86 CPU architecture, x86-16 CPU

Games by year

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A1979 - 8086 released
B1982 - 286 introduced
C1985 - 386 introduced
D1989 - 486 introduced

The first 8086 CPU video game was released in 1972.

Creative Computing published most of these games.

Platforms

MS-DOS251
Altair 880073
custom6
Archimedes1
Apple II E1
Sol-201

Most common companies

Creative Computing69