Texas Instruments TMS9918 / TMS9928 is a display controller used in various consoles and computers in the 1980s, including the first MSX, Segas first console SG-1000, and the ColecoVision. It is based on tiles and sprites, and uses a fixed 16-color palette. It was also the video controller that introduced the term sprites.
Lady Bug Coleco 1982 1 logs Turbo Coleco 1983 1 logs Miner 2049er Coleco 1983 1 logs King's Valley Konami MSX 1985 1 video 2 logs Knightmare Konami MSX 1986 1 video 1 logs Nemesis Konami MSX 1986 1 logs Penguin Adventure MSX 1986 1 logs Aliens: Alien 2 Squaresoft MSX 1987 1 logs Nemesis 2 Konami MSX 1987 1 logs Parodius Konami MSX 1988 1 video 5 logs, 2 facts Borderline Sega SG1000 1983 1 video 1 logs Sega Flipper Sega SG1000 1983 1 logs Guzzler Tehkan SG1000 1983 2 logs Pacar Sega SG1000 1983 1 logs Safari Hunting SG1000 1983 1 logs Sindbad Mystery SG1000 1983 1 logs Sega-Galaga Sega SG1000 1984 1 video 3 logs Champion Boxing Sega SG1000 1984 1 video 1 logs Golgo 13 Sega SG1000 1984 1 video 1 logs Hustle Chumy Compile SG1000 1984 3 logs, 1 facts Girl's Garden Sega SG1000 1985 1 video 5 logs, 1 facts Star Force Tehkan SG1000 1985 1 logs Space Invaders Taito SG1000 1985 1 video 1 logs C-So! SG1000 1985 2 logs Gulkave Compile SG1000 1986 3 logs, 1 facts Ninja Princess Sega SG1000 1986 3 logs