I have the main unit (CIB), controller, power adapter and HE system Ten no koe 2.
type game console
country Japan
year 1987
os Nec
cpu Hu6820 and 65C02
speed 3.58 or 7.16 MHz
ram 8 KB
graphic 256×224
colors 512 (256)
sound 6 PSG audio channels
ports expansion, pad, rf (tv), gamecard
The NEC PC Engine — Japan’s Gaming Alternative
The NEC PC Engine, released in Japan in October 1987, was one of the most technically impressive consoles of the 16-bit era — featuring a HuC6280 processor at 7.16 MHz combined with a custom graphics chip capable of 512 simultaneous colours. The original PC Engine was remarkably compact, making it the smallest game console of its era. It dominated the Japanese market for several years, outselling the Mega Drive and rivalling the Super Famicom in its home territory. Its HuCard format — credit card-sized game cards — produced some of the era’s finest shooters and action games, while the optional CD-ROM² add-on (1988) was the first CD-ROM peripheral for any game console.