CCE

Comércio de Componentes Eletrônicos (CCE)
Logo.
Origin	São Paulo, Brazil (origin) Manaus, Brazil (current)
Years	1964-present
Consoles	NES/Famicom (Turbo/Top game) and Atari 2600
Published games by	Bit Corp.
Related companies	Bit Corp.

CCE (Portuguese abbreviation of Comércio de Componentes Eletrônicos, translated as Electronic Components Trading), is a Brazilian company that manufactures electronic products such as cellphones, computers, televisions and others. The company is still in business as of writing.

History

CCE was founded in 1964 by Isaac Sverner. The company mainly acted as an importer of goods. In the 70s, the company started to manufacture electronic products, and in the 80s they expanded the business to manufacturing videocassette recorders, TVs, and video games/consoles. The company no longer works in the game industry, but they continue to make electronics.

Piracy (1980s-1990s)

In the 1980s, the company started to produce bootleg Atari 2600 cartridges and license Bit Corp's games, and in 1989, they released the Top Game (aka Turbo Game), a Famiclone with inverted Mega Drive controllers and support for both 72 and 60 pin cartridges. They also distribute NES and Famicom cartridges with their own covers and plastic shells. Unlike most bootleg carts, most of CCE's carts seem to use original art exclusively made for them.

The company would also release some of NTDEC's games, including Fighting Hero, Bookyman and Magic Carpet 1001 on 72-pin cartridges.

Gallery

Top game box.

The complete box.

A Frogger copy.

a 72 pin copy of Akumajō Special: Boku Dracula-kun, aka Castlevania Kid.

Some packed copies of Atari 2600 games.

Super Mario Bros 60 pin cartridge copy.

Some 60 pin cartridges.