The 'Spica' Clone system

[Parodius Duh]

Heres an insanely rare clone, I have only ever seen this one picture and as far as I know (but probably am wrong) This was exclusive to the Phillipines, Spain, and Indonesia.


This thing looks Classy and Bad Ass!

[UglyJoe]

Wow, didn't know they made a clone.  I only knew of their pin converter: http://famicomworld.com/system/converters/spica-t89-cartridge-converter/

[NintendoKing]

I like the overall design, reminds me of a early concept design for NES!

[jpx72]

I have Spica (Hi-Q) multicart, I remember something about two versions of it, one for the Asian market and the other for Australian. I have the austrialian, presumably (label is destroyed, and when I searched for a new one, I found those two versions of it)
You can read on many famiclone-related pages this line:
"Spica brand clones were sold in Australia and the distributor was taken to court by Nintendo for distributing clone systems. "

Anyway, I never thought that they pirated the whole system! Nice looking console!

[Xious]

It looks as if a Famicom and a NES mated, producing this as offspring. Is it a full HW clone, or a NOAC system? 

[Kiddo]

I have that exact same T89 converter, but I've never used it so haven't checked if it works.