Amstrad CPC · EUR
The GX4000 was Amstrad's cartridge-based console derived from the CPC Plus hardware family. It shared the same core architecture as the Plus computers but omitted the keyboard and mass-storage support, making it a dedicated games machine. Amstrad launched it in Europe in 1990 with bundled controllers and a pack-in game.
Hardware
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Accessories
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Packaging
Standard launch bundle of the GX4000 console with two controllers and the pack-in game Burnin' Rubber.
Packaging: Bundled with controllers and Burnin' Rubber.