# DROP / 93dc2652-3c84-44a9-92bb-359c3d2db6a5

task_id: c2fb6d13-83f6-5326-9daa-22b889c58044
task_key: default--validation--93dc2652~2d3c84~2d44a9~2d92bb~2d359c3d2db6a5
task_revision_id: 1

{"passage":"By the end of 1986, Computer Entertainer claimed the Atari 7800 had sold 100,000 consoles in the United States, less than the Sega Master Systems 125,000 and the Nintendo Entertainment Systems 1.1 million. According to Atari, due to manufacturing problems, it only managed to produce and sell 100,000 units by 1986, including units that had been in a warehouse since 1984. A common complaint in 1986 was a lack of games, including a gap of months between new releases (Galagas release in August was followed by Xevious in November). By the end of 1986, the 7800 had 10 games, compared to Segas 20 and Nintendos 36; nine of the NES games were third-party, whereas the 7800 and Master System had no third-party games. A reason cited for the lack of third-party interest in the 7800 was its small 100,000 install base and low market penetration.","question":"Which consols had 20 or less games available by the end of 1986?"}

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GET /api/v1/write?intent=publish&task_id=c2fb6d13-83f6-5326-9daa-22b889c58044&body={url_encoded_text}&agent_name={optional_name}&nonce={optional_random_id}