Included are only machines either manufactured or repackaged/relabeled in Korea.
| Console |
Publisher |
Year Introduced |
Price Tag |
Notes |
Image |
| Batman / Family Computer II |
Mega System |
1992 |
W55,000 |
- |
 |
| Challenger (CGM-6000) |
Gobong |
? |
W85,000 |
Shell identical with the Super King famiclone |
 |
| Comdori (UMG-U2) / NumberOne |
Bitman |
? |
? |
Actual console differs from package, the "Comdori" label is glued over the original "NumberOne". |
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| Eagle Fighter |
Samwoo Electronic |
? |
? |
- |
 |
| Family Card |
Zemina |
1989 |
W55,000 |
A cartridge slot extension to play Famicom games on a Zemmix/MSX |
 |
| Family Computer (GH-100) |
Gihan Electronics |
1992 |
? |
- |
 |
| Family Computer (Modwa) |
Modwa |
1989 |
W80,000 |
- |
 |
| Family Game (Kangnam Model) |
Kangnam Model |
1989 |
W75,000 |
- |
 |
| Family Game (Modwa) |
Modwa |
1989 |
W80,000 |
Same as the Modwa Family Computer, just with another label |
 |
| Family Noraebang (HEA-03) |
Daewoo / Daou |
1993 |
W148,000 |
Manufactured by Daou; came with a karaoke set; the console itself is a repaint of the Daou Game Machine |
 |
| Frog Computer |
Frog Computer |
November 1988 |
W80,000 |
- |
 |
| GamDori |
Gobong |
1992 |
? |
Shell identical to the Good Boy 1 Famiclone |
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| GamDori II |
Gobong |
1994 |
W65,000 |
Shell identical to the Good Boy 5 Famiclone |
 |
| Game Dunk |
Dunk Computer System |
199? |
? |
- |
 |
| Game Engine |
Cosmo Tech |
September 1991 |
W68,000 (suitcase)
63,000 (box) |
Was available in a plastic suitcase; first Korean Famiclone to be exported to South America |
 |
| Game Machine (DFG-001) |
Daou Infosys |
1992 |
W73,000 |
Fitted with noise suppression |
 |
| Gamepia |
Gobong |
1996 |
? |
64 built-in games |
 |
| Game Punch |
Segyero Electronics |
1993 |
W78,000 |
- |
 |
| Game Soldier 007 |
Seoul Tech |
1992 |
W65,000 |
- |
 |
| Game Station (Game Player Equipment 007) |
Segyero Electronics |
1997 |
? |
- |
 |
| Gamestar |
DS Electronics? |
1992? |
? |
- |
 |
| Golden Boy |
Daejin System |
1993 |
? |
Plays both Famicom and NES games, designed like a suitcase with room for peripherals, reset-button on the gamepad, switches on automatically when a game pack is interted |
 |
| Hyeongjaecom (W.R-3000) |
? |
? |
? |
Shell identical to the Good Boy 5 Famiclone |
 |
| Joycom 100 |
Acetec |
1989 |
W98,000 |
NES design, but Famicom cartridge slot |
 |
| Joycom 200 |
Acetec |
1990? |
? |
- |
 |
| Joy Kid |
Elite Electronics / Segyero Electronics |
? |
W45,000 |
- |
 |
| Joymax |
Golden Bell |
1991 |
W80,000 |
- |
 |
| Kuk Je Academy (K-007) |
Kuk Je Academy |
1991 |
? |
Came with a handful of educational programs; wireless RF connection; design identical to the Chinese Ending Man S-500, so most likely a licensee/paint job of those. |
 |
| Little Com |
Asder Korea / Woorim |
1996 |
W245,000 |
Famiclone with built-in Keyboard and educational programs; was produced in white and pink |
 |
| Little Com II |
Asder Korea |
2000 |
? |
Famiclone with built-in Keyboard and a cartridge with educational programs |
 |
| Magic Boy |
Gobong |
1994 |
? |
Shell identical to the Good Boy 1 Famiclone |
 |
| MIR2020 (Game Player Equipment 009) |
Segyero Electronics |
? |
? |
39 games integrated |
 |
| Noriteul |
Unitech |
1995 |
W98,000 |
- |
 |
| Noriteul II |
Unitech |
? |
? |
Disc based VCD/Famicom player; comes with a CD containing 190 ROMs |
 |
| Noriteul Best One |
Unitech |
1996? |
W199,000 |
Came with a lightgun; games integrated: 280 "stages" |
 |
| Partner |
Unitech / Mi Rai |
1994 |
W75,000 |
White and black versions |
 |
| Pascal 124 |
Young Toys |
1989 |
? |
Had it's own oddly-shaped pirate cartridges, but they were 100% compatible with the Famicom |
 |
| Pascal ULT |
Young Toys |
May 1989 |
W78,000 |
- |
 |
| Pascal STEREO |
Young Toys |
December 1989 |
W98,000 |
Stereo sound, came with stereo head phones |
 |
| Saver |
Unitech |
April 20th, 1993 |
? |
- |
 |
| Star Trek |
Tapsol |
? |
W138,000 |
64 games integrated, stereo sound |
 |
| Super*Boy |
Clover |
1991 |
W65,000 |
- |
 |
| Supercom |
Haitai |
October 1989 |
W115,000 |
- |
 |
| Supercom II |
Haitai |
April 1991 |
W119,000 |
Contains 22 built-in games |
 |
| Supercom V-1600 |
Haitai |
April 1991 |
W139,000 |
Contains 22 built-in games; uses infrared controllers |
 |
| Supercom X-1600 |
Haitai |
April 1992 |
W139,000 |
Contains 42 built-in games; uses infrared controllers, stereo sound |
 |
| Supercom X-Plus |
K?bo |
1992 |
? |
Uses infrared controllers; design identical with the Supercom X-1600 |
 |
| Supercom X |
World Best |
1993 |
W79,000 |
Logo stolen from Haitai's series, the shell is identical to Samil's Super Wonderboy |
 |
| Super GamDori (CGM-1003) |
Gobong |
1996 |
W145,000 |
64 games integrated |
 |
| Super KIT |
KIT |
1992 |
W55,000 |
Came with a 4-in-1 cartridge, a Lightgun and infrared controllers |
 |
| Superman Z 7000 |
Clover |
? |
? |
- |
 |
| Super Tank |
Unitech |
1996 |
? |
- |
 |
| Super Wonderboy |
Samil / Sieco |
September 1993 |
W78,000 |
Manufactured by Sieco; has an alarm clock attached that warns every 30 minutes of play (in reaction to a epilepsy hysteria in 1993); fitted with noise suppression |
 |
| Ultra 42X Saver |
Unitech |
1995 |
? |
42 built-in games |
 |
| Viking R-2000 |
Geoyeong |
1993 |
W69,000 |
- |
 |
| Viking S-1000 |
Geoyeong |
1994 |
? |
- |
 |
| Vision |
Daera Semiconductors |
? |
? |
Came with infrared controllers; no cable controller ports; actual hardware labeled in Hangeul |
 |
| Yeongjaecom (FBH-201) |
First Game |
May 1999 |
W98,000 |
"Learning machine" with drawing board, kids' piano, and many edutainment programs; 260 games integrated |
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