PC Engine
Summary
The original version of the PC Engine is a fourth generation video game console. It is released in Japan in October 1987. It has an 8-bit processor with a speed of 7 MHz, but its graphics processor works with 16-bit technology.
The medium is credit card-sized cartridges called HuCards. Later released games on CD-ROM the device plays only with a hardware add-on. Of all PC Engine variants, the first model is the most compact and is still one of the smallest video game consoles in the world.
Family tree
- This objectPC Engine
- SuccessorPC-FX
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Software in the collection
In the exhibition concept
- Playstations · Area Konsolen 2, Section 4
- The PC Engine · Area Konsolen 2, Section 5
Mentioned in
- Farewell to the module
- History of home computers and game consoles
- Hudson Soft Bee Pack, Bee Card Adapter for MSX
- NEC TurboStick (HES-STK-01)
- NEC/Hudson Soft versus Sega
- PC Engine CoreGrafx
- PC Engine CoreGrafx II
- PC Engine Duo R/Duo RX
- PC Engine Duo/Turbo Duo
- PC Engine GT and TurboExpress
- PC Engine Hardware Add-ons
- PC Engine LT
- PC Engine Shuttle
- PC Engine SuperGrafx
- Sega Mega Drive
- The PC Engine, a multifaceted exotic
- TurboGrafx-16 Entertainment SuperSystem
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