When growing up in Warszawa, I played some great and complex fantasy/science fiction games. Just as with Stanisław Lem I figured they were part the unique Polish grass-roots creativity (they were pure paper, i.e no expensive molded plastic, and sold cheaply; in comparison all the cool Western stuff like the fancy ZX Spectrum was sold in special "dollar shops" that only took USD)

The Polish original -- http://i.imgur.com/w7Q9aw1.jpg (a great game of space trading with a supply/demand system, space combat and a unique feature where you could predict future events and act upon them). Many years later I found all those cheap games were translations of American cheap games, published in the "Ares" magazine: http://i.imgur.com/islQ8gW.png

Don't forget about Tetris, the Soviet original released in 1984.

Unfortunate phrasing it seems 1989 refers to the Game & Watch Gallery 3 release. The original Egg was released in 1981. [1]

1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Game_%26_Watch_games