Super Cassette Vision
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| Manufacturer | Epoch-sha | |||||
| Type | stationary game console | |||||
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| Main processor | NEC PD7801G (8-bit) | |||||
| Storage media | Game modules | |||||
| Units sold | approx. 400,000 | |||||
The Super Cassette Vision ( Japanese : ス ー パ ー カ セ ッ ト ビ ジ ョ ン, Hepburn : Suupaa Kasetto Bijon) is a stationary game console released by the Japanese console manufacturer Epoch-sha on July 17, 1984 at a price of 14,800 yen in Japan and the successor to the Cassette represents vision . In the same year, the console was also released in France. The system was in Japan as a game console, the third generation to compete with Nintendo 's Family Computer and Sega 's SG-1000 . In total, the device - like its predecessor - was sold around 400,000 times.
Technical specifications
Motherboard of the Super Cassette Vision
- Processor : 8-bit NEC PD7801G microcontroller
- RAM : 128 bytes
- ROM : 4 KB
- Graphics processor : EPOCH TV-1
- VRAM : 4 KB (2 × µPD4016C-2) + 2 KB (EPOCH TV-1 internal)
- Colors: 16
- Sprites : 128
- Display: 309 × 246 pixels
- Sound processor : PD1771C @ 6 MHz
- Sound: 1 channel
- Controller : 2 firmly connected joysticks
Games
Published games
- 1. Astro Wars - Invaders from Space
- 2. Astro Wars II - Battle in Galaxy
- 3. Great golf
- 4. Super Mahjong
- 5. Super base ball
- Giants Hara Tatsunori no Super Base Ball
- 6. Punch Boy
- 7. Elevator Fight
- 8. Lupine III
- 9. Nebula
- 10. Wheelie Racer
- 11. Boulder Dash
- 12. Miner 2049er
- 13. Super soccer
- 14. Comic Circus
- 15. Milky Princess
- 16. Pop and Chips
- 17. Nekketsu Kung-Fu Road
- 18. Star speeder
- 19 TonClay Ball
- 20. Super Sansu turkey
- 21. Shogi Nyuumon
- 22. Doraemon
- 23. BASIC Nyuumon (included four basic games)
- 24. Dragon Slayer
- 25. Rantou Pro-Wrestling
- 26. WaiWai (Y2) Monster Land
- 27. Dragon Ball: Dragon Daihikyō
- 28. Mappy
- 29. Sky Kid
- 30. Pole position II
Unpublished games
- Black Hole
- Super derby
- Great rugby
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ CLASSIC VIDEOGAME STATION ODYSSEY / EVENT / EARLY CREATERS. Retrieved May 5, 2019 .
- ↑ Home Page. Retrieved May 5, 2019 .