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The Power Games Super Entertainment System (often referred to simply as Power Games or by it's alternate name Powerzone) is a wireless Famiclone console. The console was predominantly sold in North America from the early 2000s to early 2010s by Nrtrade Inc,. The same company who released the Power Player Super Joy III in the same area. This product was manufactured by Sinango, a Chinese manufacturer of various clone consoles.

Hardware[]

The most striking feature of the Power Games Super Entertainment System console is it's unconventional design, which resembles a penguin adorned with a bow-tie. Pressing it’s "adorable" little beak turns on the console. While powered on, the penguin's eyes emit a red glow. A very peculiar visual indicator for it's powered-on state. The back of the console includes a cartridge slot for Famicom game cartridges.

On the penguin's belly, there's an RF sensor, which is essential for the operation of the wireless controllers. The Power Games variant of the console comes equipped with uniquely designed controllers, offering a departure from the typical bootleg approach of simply ripping off existing controllers. The Power Games variant offers a more "original" design. In contrast, the Powerzone variant opts for a more familiar layout, cloning the design of the PlayStation DualShock controller, albeit without the inclusion of analog sticks. Additionally, the console comes with a light gun that very closely mimics the appearance of a real pistol.

An alternate version is known to exist which was released by TCL as the Super Learning Keyboard. It comes with a keyboard and mouse.

Games[]

The Power Games Super Entertainment System comes with 111 built-in pirated games. In some cases, rather than having the games directly built into the console, a 111-in-1 multi-cartridge is included instead. Curiously, no version has been dumped. To date, three distinct versions of the built-in game collection have been identified, each featuring a slightly different lineup of pirated games. Some versions feature Nice Code Software games such as Five Days.

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