On any given day, archivists at Embracer Games Archive could be unpacking the Japanese-language catalog for the Famicom — the precursor to the Nintendo system that has made Mario and Luigi as famous as Mickey Mouse for generations since the 1980s — or dusting off old copies of “Final Fantasy,” the 3D role-playing game that sold millions of CDs in the 1990s for PlayStation systems.
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