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1987–1994 (Japan), 2020–present (PC Engine Mini)[]

1989–1994 (USA), 2020–present (TurboGrafx-16 Mini)[]

1990–199? (Europe)[]

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Fourth generation video game consoles

Arcade boards
Konami Bubble System | CP System | Neo Geo MVS | Taito F3 System

Home computers
Amiga 500 (CDTV) | Atari ST | PC-9801 | FM Towns | TeraDrive | Amstrad Mega PC

Home consoles
PC Engine (CD-ROM² | SuperGrafx | Duo) | Mega Drive (Mega-CD | Multi-Mega | 32X | JVC X'Eye) | SNES | Neo Geo AES | CD-i | VIS | LaserActive (LD-ROM² | Mega-LD) | CPS Changer | Neo Geo CD | Super A'Can
Handhelds
Game Boy (Pocket | Light) | Atari Lynx | Game Gear | PC Engine GT (LT) | Gamate | CD-i Intelligent Discman IVO | Watara Supervision | Mega Duck

Microconsoles
Satellaview | Sega Channel | Sega Pico | Super Game Boy | HeartBeat Personal Trainer
Dedicated
SNES Classic Edition | Mega Drive Mini | PC Engine Mini | Neo Geo Mini (Arcade Stick Pro | MVSX)

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Computers

PC-8801 | PC-9801 | PC-9821

Consoles¹
PC Engine (CD-ROM² (Super | Arcade) | LD-ROM² | GT | LT | SuperGrafx | PC Engine Duo) | PC-FX (GA)

¹Manufactured in conjuction with Hudson Soft.

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