Computer & Entertainment Inc
C&E later logo
Origin	Taipei, Taiwan
Consoles	Famicom, Mega Drive, PC, Super A'can, Sega Saturn, PlayStation, PC Engine(?), CDi(?)
Related companies	Hummer Team

C&E (Computer & Entertainment Inc, 全崴資訊) 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.

GamesEdit

NES/FamicomEdit

• Magic Bubble, aka Soap Panic, Bubble Bath Babes & Mermaids of Atlantis (published in the US by American Video Entertainment & Panesian, in Japan by Hacker International)
• Ultimate League Soccer, aka AV Soccer & Futebol (published in the US by American Video Entertainment, in Japan by Hacker International & in Brazil by Milmar)
• Tiles of Fate aka Zhanguo Sichuan Sheng & Idol Shisen Mahjong (published in the US by American Video Entertainment & Japan by Hacker International - unusually the original Taiwanese release appears to have been released by Idea-Tek or the publisher of their games rather than C&E itself)
• Decathlon
• Sheng Huo Lie Zhuan
• Feng Shen Bang (planned for 1992 and then 1993, not released until 1995)

Unknown/unreleasedEdit

• American Crisis - 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, prototype or intended for use with some unknown piece of hardware.
• Rolltris - advertised in the background of Decathlon along with other released C&E games

Mega DriveEdit

• Beggar Prince (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)
• World Pro Baseball 94
• A Q Lian Huan Pao
• Taiwan Tycoon
• Devilish Mahjong Tower
• Magic Bubble

PCEdit

• Super Fighter

OthersEdit

• Simulation Zoo (Sega Saturn, Sony PlayStation), published by SoftBank in Japan. C&E's only licensed title for a Japanese console.
• Super China Baseball League (Super A'can)

TriviaEdit

• 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.^[1]
• Strip Fighter II for the PC Engine by Hacker International was based on C&E's Super Fighter code.
• Bao Tian San Guo for the Mega Drive uses the same sound engine as C&E's titles but appears otherwise unconnected.
• C&E worked with Philips on unknown CDi game(s).

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