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- For the similarly-named Taiwanese unlicensed video game publisher, see Ming Super Chip Electronic.
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Sun Green, later known as Super Chip, is a Taiwanese unlicensed video game game publisher.
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Logos
Sun Green's former logo.
Sun Green's logo.
