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{{sub-stub}}'''BBK Electronics''' was founded in 1995 by Duan Yongping, former CEO of [[Subor]]. At the beginning, the company name was shortened to '''BBG Electronics'''. With its establishment, BBG released the Subor consoles under the Liko brand, which, apart from China, also reached Russia/CIS. In addition to the famiclones, there were also a Mega Drive clones and accessories. In 1998/1999, BBK made a deal with [[Simba's Video Games]] under which this Russian company became a dealer of electronics and household appliances produced by BBK. In exchange, BBG produced video game console for Simba's Video Games until 2003/2004 when both companies moved separate ways.
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{{sub-stub}}'''BBK Electronics''' was founded in 1995 by Duan Yongping, former CEO of [[Subor]]. At the beginning, the company name was shortened to '''BBG Electronics'''. With its establishment, BBG released the Subor consoles under the Liko brand, which, apart from China, also reached Russia/CIS. In addition to the famiclones, there were also a Mega Drive clones and accessories. In around 1998, BBK made a deal with [[Simba's Video Games]] under which this Russian company became a dealer of electronics and household appliances produced by BBK. In exchange, BBG produced video game console for Simba's Video Games until 2004 when both companies moved separate ways.
  
 
==Hardware==
 
==Hardware==
 
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*[[Unlicensed_Mega_Drive_clones#AB701|AB701]] (xxxx)
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*[[Unlicensed_Mega_Drive_clones_(VCD/DVD_players)#AB701|AB701]] (xxxx) - might be licensed by Sega
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*[[Unlicensed_Mega_Drive_clones_(Mega_Drive_2)_in_Russia#Mega_Drive_2_.28BBG.29|Mega Drive]] (199x)
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*Consoles sold by Simba's ({{gte}} 1998 - 2004)
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*Consoles sold by Simba's ({{gte}} 1997 - 2003/2004)
 
 
*[[Magic Drive]] ({{gte}} 2003)
 
*[[Magic Drive]] ({{gte}} 2003)
  
 
==List of bootleg releases==
 
==List of bootleg releases==
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[[File:Bootleg FatalFury2 MD Box 4.jpg|thumb|Box made by BBK Electronics|250px]]
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[[File:Magic2 MD cart back.jpg|thumb|Cart|250px]]
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Bootlegs branded by [[Magic Drive]], sold in Russia from 2003/2004 to late-2000s.
 
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{{BulletPointBootlegList|BBG Electronics}}
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{{BulletPointBootlegList|BBK Electronics}}
  
 
==List of multi-cart releases==
 
==List of multi-cart releases==
 
{{BulletPointBootlegList|BBG Electronics|multicarts=yes}}
 
{{BulletPointBootlegList|BBG Electronics|multicarts=yes}}
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{{BulletPointBootlegList|BBK Electronics|multicarts=yes}}
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 07:39, 5 May 2024

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BBK Electronics
Founded: 1995
Headquarters:
China

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BBK Electronics was founded in 1995 by Duan Yongping, former CEO of Subor. At the beginning, the company name was shortened to BBG Electronics. With its establishment, BBG released the Subor consoles under the Liko brand, which, apart from China, also reached Russia/CIS. In addition to the famiclones, there were also a Mega Drive clones and accessories. In around 1998, BBK made a deal with Simba's Video Games under which this Russian company became a dealer of electronics and household appliances produced by BBK. In exchange, BBG produced video game console for Simba's Video Games until 2004 when both companies moved separate ways.

Hardware

  • AB701 (xxxx) - might be licensed by Sega
  • Consoles sold by Simba's (≥ 1998 - 2004)
  • Magic Drive (≥ 2003)

List of bootleg releases

Box made by BBK Electronics
Cart

Bootlegs branded by Magic Drive, sold in Russia from 2003/2004 to late-2000s.

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List of multi-cart releases

No results

References

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