BBC Bridge Companion

The BBC Bridge Companion is an 8-bit video game console for teaching bridge. It was launched by BBC Enterprises Ltd in the United Kingdom in 1985. The system retailed for £199.99.[1]

BBC Bridge Companion
ManufacturerHeber
TypeHome video game console
GenerationThird generation (8-bit era)
Release date1985 (1985)
Introductory priceGB£199.99 (equivalent to £610.39 in 2019)
MediaROM cartridge
CPUZilog Z80
Memory2kB SRAM, 16kB VRAM, 16k ROM
Controller inputKeypad

List of cartridges

  • Advanced Bidding
  • Advanced Defence
  • Bridge Builder
  • Club Play 1
  • Club Play 2
  • Club Play 3
  • Conventions 1
  • Duplicate 1
  • Master Play 1
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References

  1. Frank, Ian (1998). Search & Planning Under Incomplete Information: A Study Using Bridge Card Play. Springer-Verlag. p. 294. ISBN 978-3-540-76257-7.
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