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| − | {{sub-stub}}The '''Super Engine II''' is an unlicensed clone of the [[PC Engine]]. It was sold in the Czech Republic and Slovakia by [[Sunpronic]] from | + | {{sub-stub}}The '''Super Engine II''' is an unlicensed clone of the [[PC Engine]]. It was sold in the Czech Republic and Slovakia by [[Sunpronic]] from 1992.There is also a less known first [[Super Engine|console model]]. |
It has controllers similar to Super Nintendo . | It has controllers similar to Super Nintendo . | ||
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The Super Engine II is an unlicensed clone of the PC Engine. It was sold in the Czech Republic and Slovakia by Sunpronic from 1992.There is also a less known first console model.
It has controllers similar to Super Nintendo .
Promotional material
Advertisement from 1993
Cartridge box
Box
Magazine articles
- Main article: Super Engine II/Magazine articles.