Computer & Entertainment

Computer & Entertainment Inc
C&E later logo.
Origin	Taipei, Taiwan
Years	1990-Present Stopped game development in 1998
Consoles	Unlicensed: Famicom/NES, Mega Drive Licensed/Other: PC, Super A'Can, Sega Saturn, PlayStation, Cai System Unconfirmed: PC Engine, Philips CD-i
First game	Zhan Guo Si Chuan Sheng (1990)
Aliases	SunTechTV (brand)
Games published by	Idea-Tek (Zhan Guo Si Chuan Sheng) Hacker International (unlicensed adult-oriented Famicom games) SoftBank (PlayStation & Sega Saturn, Japan)
Related companies	Hummer Team, Idea-Tek

Computer & Entertainment Inc (全崴資訊股份有限公司) or simply C&E is a Taiwanese company formerly involved in the development of games for the PC and various game consoles. C&E has since left the games industry and was last known to be involved in the development of DVD player technologies.

Several members of C&E are known to have subsequently worked for Hummer Team, including the programmer Silvers Lin and graphic artist Kathy Chen.

Games

NES / Famicom

Name	Released	Description	Cartridge No.
Zhan Guo Si Chuan Sheng 戰國四川省	1990	aka Tiles of Fate & Idol Shisen Mahjong Reconquer the great empire of Chin by clearing 21 puzzles. A game based on Shisen-sho, a mahjong solitaire game. Published by Idea-Tek.	ET.05
Sheng Huo Lie Zhuan 聖火列傳	1991	The first commercial Chinese RPG ever made.	A-1061
AV Super Real Pachinko AVスーパーリアルパチンコ	1991	Named Pachinko on the game's title screen. Published (and likely commissioned) by Hacker International in Japan.
Soap Panic ソープパニック	1991	Puzzle game for the Famicom inspired by both Tetris and Columns that prominently features adult content. It was targeted for the Japanese market, with the game notably being themed around Japanese bathhouse brothels named soaplands (referred to as "soap" for short, hence the game's name). Published (and likely commissioned) by Hacker International in Japan. Two revisions of this game were released that contain slight differences.
Bubble Bath Babes	1991	English localization of the Japanese-language adult game Soap Panic that was sold in North American territories for 72-pin NES consoles by Panesian. Adult content is retained and localized for the North American market.
Magic Bubble 魔術泡泡	1991	Enhanced version of the Japanese-language adult game Soap Panic that was published in Taiwan for Famicom systems.	A-1071
Mermaids of Atlantis: The Riddle of the Magic Bubble	1991	aka Mermaids of Atlantis English localization of the enhanced Magic Bubble version of Soap Panic that removes all adult content and features an original fantasy underwater-themed plot. Produced in collaboration with and published for 72-pin NES consoles by American Video Entertainment, who would provide the new art for this game.
Ultimate League Soccer	1991	aka AV Soccer & Futebol Soccer game, featuring nudity in the Japanese release. Not released by C&E themselves.
Decathlon	1992	A sport title featuring 10 olympic disciplines.	G-3010
Feng Shen Bang 封神榜	1995	Chinese RPG based on a historical book	G-0151

Unknown / Unreleased

Name	Console	Released	Description	Cartridge No.
American Crisis	Famicom	1991	Never released, a prototype exists.
Bai-Bai Dino			Unknown origin, found in a generically labelled C&E cart. Cannot be controlled with a standard Famicom, so may be a demo or intended to be used with some unknown piece of hardware.
Poker			Advertised on the back sticker of Magic Bubble.
Rolltris			Advertised in the background of Decathlon along with some released C&E games.

Sega Mega Drive

Name	Released	Description	Cartridge No.
Magic Bubble 魔術氣泡	1993	The only (Mega Drive) game by C&E to have packaging materials and in-game text entirely in English.	G-3011
Taiwan Tycoon 台灣大亨	1994		G-3021
Devilish Mahjong Tower 麻雀惡魔塔	1994		G-3031
Shi Jie Zhi Bang Zheng Ba Zhan 金冠軍兄弟象 世界職棒爭覇戰	1994	Referred to as "World Pro Baseball '94" in English-speaking circles.	G-3041
A Q Lian Huan Pao 阿Q連環泡	1995	Originally developed for the Super A'Can, and was planned for release on October 1995. Erroneously referred to as "Aq Renkan Awa" in English speaking circles, which is a Cantonese romanization of the Chinese name. The common dump of this game patches out copy protection to allow it to run in most Mega Drive/Genesis emulators.	G-3051
新·乞丐王子	1996	Similarly to Zhanguo Sichuan Sheng, this was originally released in 1996 by the same publisher as several Gamtec games, unlike all other C&E Mega Drive games which were self-published in their own custom cart design. Released in English in 2006 by Super Fighter Team as Beggar Prince.

PC

Name	Released	Description	ID
Super Fighter	1993
Zoo Simulation 模擬動物園	1994	Released for DOS on four 5¼-inch floppy disks.
Tempest 魔法師寶典	1995	Released on CD-ROM for DOS.
皇帝	1996	Released on CD-ROM for DOS and Windows 95.
新·乞丐王子	1998(?)	PC port of Beggar Prince released on CD-ROM. All bugs from the original Chinese Mega Drive version are kept intact in this port.	G5-091

Others

Name	Console	Released	Description	Cartridge No.
Super China Baseball League 超級中華職棒聯盟	Super A'Can	1995	Appears to be a sequel to World Pro Baseball 94, and reuses some of the music and sound effects from that game.
Simulation Zoo シミュレーションズー	PlayStation, Sega Saturn	1996	Published by SoftBank in Japan. Appears to be an enhanced console port of C&E's 1994 Taiwan-only PC game 模擬動物園 translated into Japanese. C&E's only licensed title for a Japanese console.	N/A

Gallery

Another logo used in the early 90's.

Unreleased Poker game.

Trivia

• C&E also appears to have been involved in the manufacture or distribution of copiers, as it was sued in 1996 by Nintendo of America for marketing these devices.
• Strip Fighter II for the PC Engine by Hacker International was based on C&E's Super Fighter code.^{[citation needed]}
• Two unlicensed Mega Drive games originally released in China by Dragon Co., Baoxiao Sanguo (爆笑三國) and 超級大富豪 (named Top Billionare [sic] in English on the game's title screen), use the same sound engine and sound effects found in C&E's known titles for the system. It is unknown how their sound engine was obtained for these games, but it is unlikely that C&E were involved in their development.
• C&E's Chinese company name is printed on the back of the box for the Lico Cai System (立可遊戲教學系統), an extremely rare educational game system released in Taiwan. It is unknown what the extent of their involvement with the system is.
• C&E worked with Philips on unknown CD-i game(s).