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CCE (portuguese abreviation of Comércio de Componentes Eletrônicos, translated as Electronic Components Trading), is a brazilian company that manufactures eletronic products, such as cellphones, computers, televisions, etc. the company is still in business

History

CCE was founded in 1964 by Isaac Sverner, in the begining, the company only acted as an importer, only in the 70s the company started to manufacture eletronic products, and in 80s, they expanded the business, manufacturing videocassette recorders and TVs.

Piracy (80s-90s)

in the 80s, the company started to produce Atari 2600 unlicensed cartridges of official 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, at the same time, they started to produce NES/Famicom pirate cartridges with their own label and case

Today

CCE don't manufacture video game stuff anymore, but they still produce eletronics products, as we said before.

Trivia

CCE released a 72 pin cartridge of Fighting Hero, originally developed and published by NTDEC/Asder in a 60 pin cartridge format

CCE was purchased by Lenovo in 2012, but in 2015, Lenovo returned the company to the family that owned CCE before

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+{{infobox company
-'''CCE''' (portuguese abreviation of Comércio de Componentes Eletrônicos, translated as Electronic Components Trading), is a brazilian company that manufactures eletronic products, such as cellphones, computers, televisions, etc.
+ | image = [[File:Logo_cce_alta.jpg|thumb]]
+ | name = Comércio de Componentes Eletrônicos (CCE)
+ | location = São Paulo, Brazil (origin) Manaus, Brazil (current)
+ | years = 1964-present
+ | consoles  = NES/Famicom(Turbo/Top game) and Atari 2600
+}}
+'''CCE''' (portuguese abreviation of Comércio de Componentes Eletrônicos, translated as Electronic Components Trading), is a brazilian company that manufactures eletronic products, such as cellphones, computers, televisions, etc. the company is still in business
+==History==
+CCE was founded in 1964 by Isaac Sverner, in the begining, the company only acted as an importer, only in the 70s the company started to manufacture eletronic products, and in 80s, they expanded the business, manufacturing videocassette recorders and TVs.
+==Piracy (80s-90s)==
+in the 80s, the company started to produce Atari 2600 unlicensed cartridges of official 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, at the same time, they started to produce NES/Famicom pirate cartridges with their own label and case
+<gallery>
+1427769037066.jpg|top game box
+P7200004.jpg|the complete box
+cartucho-atari-cce-frogger-funciona-D_NQ_NP_985001-MLB20259220543_032015-F.jpg|a frogger copy
+cartucho-castlevania-jr-para-nes-turbo-game-cce-na-caixa-D_NQ_NP_442611-MLB20593388229_022016-F.jpg|a 72 pin copy of Akumajō Special: Boku Dracula-kun, aka castlevania kid
+.jpg|some packed copies of atari 2600 games
+cartucho-cce-super-mario-bros-nintendinho-8-bits-nes-D_NQ_NP_951901-MLB20443123499_102015-F.jpg|super mario bros 60 pin cartridge copy
+DSC01530.jpg|some 60 pin cartridges
+</gallery>
+==Today==
+CCE don't manufacture video game stuff anymore, but they still produce eletronics products, as we said before.
+==Trivia==
+*CCE released a 72 pin cartridge of [[Fighting Hero]], originally developed and published by NTDEC/Asder in a 60 pin cartridge format
+*CCE was purchased by Lenovo in 2012, but in 2015, Lenovo returned the company to the family that owned CCE before