PC-Engine Emulators

The PC-Engine was basically an 8 bit machine that was released in 1987 at a time that NES, ZX-Spectrum, Master System, MSX & other consoles ruled the market. Besides the great quality of games the PC-Engine is also known for one more reason, it was the first videogame system to use the high storage capacity of a CD for games. That is why, from then on, the CD became the standard media for videogames. System Specs: Custom 8bit CPU: HuC6280 (7.16MHz) Video Processor: HuC6270 Color Processor: HuC6260 Color Pallet: 512 On screen: 512 (256 for sprites, 256 for the background.) Screen resolution 256x216 Sound: 6 channel stereo (5-bit sampling) Can Control 64 sprites at once (16 colors and 32x64 max size.) Ram: 8 Kbyte (TurboDuo = 32 Kbyte) Video Ram: 64Kbyte " 512 Kbit" Cart Size: 256Kbit - 20 Megabit Max. (S.F. 2) Normally 8 Mbits Turbo CD / TurboDuo CD ROM Speed: 1x

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