NEC PC Engine SuperGrafx PI-TG4 Video Game Console System

A fourth-generation home game console released exclusively in Japan in 1989 as an enhanced successor to the original PC Engine. It features the 8-bit HuC6280A CPU with switchable clock speeds and integrates significant improvements in graphics capabilities, including dual HuC6270A video display controllers and expanded video RAM. The system supports two independently scrolling background layers, up to 128 on-screen sprites, and a maximum on-screen color count of 512 from a palette of 512. Its display output supports variable horizontal resolutions up to 565 pixels and vertical resolution up to 242 lines. Audio is driven by six programmable wavetable channels, with optional support for direct digital audio and CD-DA when paired with external CD-ROM hardware.

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