The Super Dihal System is a video game system made by Dihal Electronics in 1990. It is a 32-bit system based on cartridges. It recieved the Super Dihal CD Module Unit in 1999, it is a 128-bit add on, thus making the Dihal System last into the eight generation.
Games[]
Cartridges[]
Bubble Bobble (1991, Taito)
Rayman 2: The Great Escape (2000, Ubisoft)
Sonic Adventure 2 (2002, Sega)
CDs[]
Grand Theft Auto 2 (2000, Rockstar)
Looney Tunes: Space Race (2001, Infogrames)
Gallery[]
System + CD Add-on
Controller