FM Towns

The FM Towns is a Japanese personal computer family launched by Fujitsu in 1989, distinguished as one of the first home computers to ship with a built-in CD-ROM drive as standard. With a 32-bit Intel 386 (later 486 and Pentium) processor, a 16-bit hardware sprite system, 32,768-colour displays and PCM audio, the platform was particularly favoured by Japanese game publishers for high-end colour conversions of titles such as Sierra On-Line and LucasArts adventures, as well as for original visual novels and shoot-'em-ups (Wikipedia)