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developer = [[Technōs|Technōs Japan]]| publisher = JP: [[Technōs|Technōs Japan]]<br />NA: [[Taito]] (Arcade)<br />JP: [[SPS]] (X68000)<Br />EU/NA: [[Nintendo]] (NES)<br />[[Blaze Ente

...= [[California Dreams]] (computers)<br />[[Technōs|American Technōs]] (arcade)<br />[[Blaze Entertainment]] (Evercade)| systems = [[Amiga]], [[Apple II]], [[Arcade]], [[Atari ST]], [[Commodore 64]], [[DOS]], [[Evercade]], [[Sega Genesis|Ge

[[Category:beat 'em up video games]] [[Category:digital items owned by WEC Museum]]

developer = [[Technōs Japan]]| publisher = [[Technōs Japan]]|

[[Category:Arcade games]] [[Category:Arcade games developed by Leland Corporation]]

developer = [[Technōs Japan]]| ...= [[Technōs Japan]]<br />[[Retro-Bit]] (Generations)<br />[[Hamster]] ([[Arcade Archives]])|

software_name = Data East Arcade 1| software_image = [[File:Data East Arcade 1 cover.jpg|300px]]|

[[Category: Arcade Archives]] [[Category: Digital items not owned by WEC Museum]]

developer = [[Technōs|Technōs Japan]]| ...chnōs Japan]]<br />[[Leland Interactive Media|Leland]]<br />[[Hamster]] ([[Arcade Archives]])<br />[[Retro-Bit]] (Generations)<br />[[Blaze Entertainment]] (

[[Category: Arcade Archives]] [[Category: Digital items owned by WEC Museum]]

[[Category: Arcade Archives]] [[Category: Digital items not owned by WEC Museum]]

company_name = Technōs | foundation = December 1981 (Technōs Japan)<br />1987 (American Technōs)<br />(bankrupt in 1996)|

[[Category: Arcade Archives]] [[Category: Digital items not owned by WEC Museum]]

[[Category: Arcade Archives]] [[Category: Digital items owned by WEC Museum]]

The '''Z80''' was a series of microprocessors released by [[Zilog]] in March [[1976]]. ==Emulated arcade game boards using the Z80 owned by WEC Museum==

...]] hardware platform with interchangeable program boards that was designed by [[Nintendo Research & Development]]. The Nintendo Super System was preceded by the [[PlayChoice-10]], which was based on the [[Nintendo Entertainment Syst

developer = [[Technōs]], [[Arc System Works]]| ...]] (Master System in Brazil)<br />[[Arc System Works]]<br />[[Hamster]] ([[Arcade Archives]])<br />[[Retro-Bit]] (Generations)<br />[[Blaze Entertainment]] (

developer = [[Technōs|Technōs Japan]], [[Arc System Works]]| publisher = [[Technōs|Technōs Japan]], [[Arc System Works]], various|

industry = Video games| products = [[Arcade Archives]] |

'''PlayChoice-10''' was an [[arcade]] hardware platform with interchangeable program boards which were released It was produced by [[Nintendo]] concurrently with an arcade platform with similar hardware specifications, the [[VS. System]].

company_type = Brand owned by [[Square Enix]]| industry = video games |

...by [[Retro-Bit]]. They were manufactured by Retro-Bit outside of Japan and by [[JNNEX]] in Japan. ...ulture Brain Excel|Culture Brain]], [[Data East]], [[Irem]], [[Jaleco]], [[Technōs]], [[Tose]], and [[Woodplace]].

...t consoles. Unlike most emulation-based systems, the Evercade consoles run games stored on [[ROM cartridge]]s. ...oaded in the front of the console and covered by a flap, which is inspired by the design of the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]].

...assic Mini: Family Computer''' in Japan, was a miniature video game system by [[Nintendo]]. It was sold for a limited time beginning in November [[2016]] ...Weekly Shonen Jump 50th Anniversary Version'''. This version contained 20 games that tied into ''Weekly Shonen Jump'' and the mini-console was colored gold

software_name = Arcade Archives | software_image = [[File:Arcade Archives logo.png|300px]]|

...ased [[OS/2]] 1.3. This was the last version of OS/2 that was co-developed by [[Microsoft]]. The development collaboration between IBM and Microsoft ende ==Video games==

...'''Nintendo Entertainment System''' was the second home video game console by [[Nintendo]]. The Nintendo Entertainment System was preceded by the [[Color TV-Game]] series of consoles, which were only released in Japan

...from the year [[2023]]. The items listed below were acquired on that date by the museum's founder, [[Jennifer McMurray]]. ==Acquisitions by date==

This page includes items that were collected in [[2017]] by [[Jennifer McMurray]] and later added to the WEC Museum. ***''[[Sierra|Sierra Games Collection]]'' for [[Xbox One]] (digital):

...the ninth, and current, home and portable [[video game console]] released by [[Nintendo]]. It was first released in 2017. In 2019, it was released in China by [[Tencent]].

This page includes items that were collected in [[2018]] by [[Jennifer McMurray]] and later added to the WEC Museum. **January 3: ''[[Arcade Archives]] [[VS. Super Mario Bros.]]'' for [[Nintendo Switch]] (digital) -

This page includes items that were collected in [[2022]] by [[Jennifer McMurray]] and later added to the WEC Museum. ***''[[Arcade Archives]] [[64th Street: A Detective Story]]'' for [[Nintendo Switch]] (di

This page includes items that were collected in [[2021]] by [[Jennifer McMurray]] and later added to the WEC Museum. ***''[[Arcade Archives]]'' ''[[Gradius III]]'' for [[Nintendo Switch]] (digital via [[Nin