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The Super Engine II is an unlicensed clone of the PC Engine. It was sold in the Czech Republic by Sunpronic from 1993. There is also a less known first console model.
It has controllers similar to Super Nintendo .
Magazine articles
- Main article: Super Engine II/Magazine articles.
Promotional material
Physical scans
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 Manual (ENG)  Préhled her Super Engine II |
Video Games
The games were distributed in special packages with the words Super Engine on them and cost from 400 to 700 Kc. They were divided into series A, B and C. Here is a list of known games (may not be complete):
A006 - Be Ball
A016 - Kyuukyoku Tiger (referred as Tiger Pilot)
A019 - P-47: The Freedom Fighter
B010 - Bari Bari Densetsu (referred as Motorky)
B013 - Hit the Ice
B016 - Cyber Core
B019 - Final Lap Twin
C004 - PC Genjin 2
C006 - Devil's Crush
C017 - Dragon Saber
C021 - Operation Wolf
- Gunhed
- Final Match Tennis
- Legend of Hero Tonma
- Bonk's Adventure
Bonk's Adventure (referred as Din Don)
- The Kung Fu
- Ninja Spirit
