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History of NEC consoles in Czechia

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In the year 1991 Sunpronic released a PC Engine clone named Super Engine. A newer version called Super Engine II was also released in 1992.

These consoles were not popular mainly because the release of Sega and Nintendo consoles in 1992/1993.

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