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sharp x68000 roms The X68000 is exceptional gem that came from Japan and was released around the same time as the Atari ST and Amiga. There were multiple series of Sharp released. X68000 originally launched in 1987 with 1MB of RAM and 10MHZ 68000 Control Processing Unit with the last series (X68030) including 80MB HD, 4MB RAM, and a 25MHz processor. The earlier models use Shugart Associates System Interface or SASI that was the precursor to SCSI, and most of the pins are compatible in the early drives. The latest models feature a real SCSI drives. These are favored with removable 5.25" floppies where there are few compacts that release only 3.25" drives with smaller cases.

At our website you can find every single ROM from the X68000 catalog which you can load to your favorite emulator and play. Enjoy all your all-time favorite Sharp X68000 games. We have collected altogether a list of 3243 Sharp X68000 ROMs that you can play for free. By the use of Sharp X68000 emulator, you can run all your best-loved games on your Android, iPhones, Mac or PC devices.

Rom	Name	Region	Downloads
Ys 2 Ancient Ys Vanished (1991)(Dempa)(Disk 2 of 2)(Disk B)	Ys 2 Ancient Ys Vanished (1991)(Dempa)(Disk 2 of 2)(Disk B)	(US)	526
Galaxian (1996)(XYZ)	Galaxian (1996)(XYZ)	(US)	517
Ys 2 Ancient Ys Vanished (1991)(Dempa)(Disk 1 of 2)(Disk A)	Ys 2 Ancient Ys Vanished (1991)(Dempa)(Disk 1 of 2)(Disk A)	(US)	509
Dragon Buster (1993)(Dempa)	Dragon Buster (1993)(Dempa)	(US)	492
Final Fight (1992)(Capcom)(Disk 1 of 2)	Final Fight (1992)(Capcom)(Disk 1 of 2)	(US)	491
Darius Extra Version (198x)(Fukuiinchou)	Darius Extra Version (198x)(Fukuiinchou)	(US)	488

Tower of Druaga, The (1989)(R.G.B.)	Tower of Druaga, The (1989)(R.G.B.)	(US)	484
Arkanoid Revenge of Doh (1987)(Sharp - SPS)	Arkanoid Revenge of Doh (1987)(Sharp - SPS)	(US)	482
Super Mario Bros. (19xx)(-)[p][a]	Super Mario Bros. (19xx)(-)[p][a]	(US)	479
Strider Hiryuu (1992)(Capcom)(Disk 2 of 3)(Disk A)	Strider Hiryuu (1992)(Capcom)(Disk 2 of 3)(Disk A)	(US)	464
Gradius (1987)(Sharp - SPS)	Gradius (1987)(Sharp - SPS)	(US)	461
Nemesis '93 Gradius 2 (1993)(Gra2 Project Team)	Nemesis '93 Gradius 2 (1993)(Gra2 Project Team)	(US)	458

Tetris (1988)(BPS)	Tetris (1988)(BPS)	(US)	457
Space Harrier (1987)(Dempa)[h]	Space Harrier (1987)(Dempa)[h]	(US)	456
Nemesis '90 Kai (1993)(SPS)(Disk 1 of 2)(System)	Nemesis '90 Kai (1993)(SPS)(Disk 1 of 2)(System)	(US)	455
Alien Syndrome (1992)(Dempa)	Alien Syndrome (1992)(Dempa)	(US)	447
Ys 3 Wanderers From Ys (1990)(Falcom)(Disk 4 of 4)(User)	Ys 3 Wanderers From Ys (1990)(Falcom)(Disk 4 of 4)(User)	(US)	441
Ys 3 Wanderers From Ys (1990)(Falcom)(Disk 1 of 4)(Scenario)	Ys 3 Wanderers From Ys (1990)(Falcom)(Disk 1 of 4)(Scenario)	(US)	438
Super Hang-On (1989)(Sharp - SPS)(Disk 1 of 2)(Disk A)	Super Hang-On (1989)(Sharp - SPS)(Disk 1 of 2)(Disk A)	(US)	432
Phalanx (1991)(Zoom)(Disk 1 of 3)(System)	Phalanx (1991)(Zoom)(Disk 1 of 3)(System)	(US)	424
Sorcerian (1995)(Yasty-Serv)(Disk 2 of 2)(Scenario)	Sorcerian (1995)(Yasty-Serv)(Disk 2 of 2)(Scenario)	(US)	422

Final Fight (1992)(Capcom)(Disk 1 of 2)[a2]	Final Fight (1992)(Capcom)(Disk 1 of 2)[a2]	(US)	412
Aquales (1991)(Exact)(Disk 2 of 3)	Aquales (1991)(Exact)(Disk 2 of 3)	(US)	412
Ys 3 Wanderers From Ys (1990)(Falcom)(Disk 2 of 4)(Data 1)	Ys 3 Wanderers From Ys (1990)(Falcom)(Disk 2 of 4)(Data 1)	(US)	408
Ys 3 Wanderers From Ys (1990)(Falcom)(Disk 3 of 4)(Data 2)	Ys 3 Wanderers From Ys (1990)(Falcom)(Disk 3 of 4)(Data 2)	(US)	407
Galaxian 2 (1996)(68 Bank)	Galaxian 2 (1996)(68 Bank)	(US)	405
Rally-X (1988)(IT)	Rally-X (1988)(IT)	(IT)	402
Detana! Twin Bee (1991)(Konami)(Disk 1 of 2)(Disk A)	Detana! Twin Bee (1991)(Konami)(Disk 1 of 2)(Disk A)	(US)	402
Last Tempest, The (1994)(Koucha Kikaku)(Disk 2 of 2)(Disk B)	Last Tempest, The (1994)(Koucha Kikaku)(Disk 2 of 2)(Disk B)	(US)	402
Macross (19xx)(-)[p][a]	Macross (19xx)(-)[p][a]	(US)	398