FM Towns
The FM Towns Marty is considered the world's first 32-bit console (predating the Amiga CD32 and 3DO), being released on February 20, 1993 by Japanese electronic company Fujitsu. Never released outside Japan, it was largely marketed as a console version of the FM Towns home computer, being compatible with games developed for the FM Towns. It failed to make an impact in the marketplace due to its relative expense and inability to compete with home computers.