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TurboGrafx-16 / PC Engine

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Zipang

0 plays • 1990

Zero4 Champ

0 plays • 1991

You-You Jinsei

0 plays • 1988

Yo' Bro

0 plays • 1991

Xevious: Fardraut Densetsu

0 plays • 1990

World Sports Competition

0 plays • 1993

World Jockey

0 plays • 1991

World Court Tennis

0 plays • 1989

World Class Baseball

0 plays • 1989

World Circuit

0 plays • 1991

Wonder Momo

0 plays • 1989

Winning Shot

0 plays • 1989

Wallaby!!

0 plays • 1990

Wai Wai Mahjong: Yukai na Janyuu-tachi

0 plays • 1989

W Ring: The Double Rings

0 plays • 1990

Victory Run

0 plays • 1989

Veigues: Tactical Gladiator

0 plays • 1990

Valkyrie no Densetsu

0 plays • 1990

TV Sports Hockey

0 plays • 1991

TV Sports Football

0 plays • 1990

TV Sports Basketball

0 plays • 1991

Tsuru Teruhito no Jissen Kabushiki Bai Bai Game

0 plays • 1989

Tsuppari Oozumou: Heisei Ban

0 plays • 1993

Tricky Kick

0 plays • 1990

About

The PC Engine (NEC and Hudson Soft, Japan 1987) was the first console with a 16-bit graphics chip, paired with an 8-bit processor, in a box little bigger than a CD case. Its games came on credit-card-sized HuCards; it was the first console to get a CD-ROM drive.

In North America it was sold from 1989 as the TurboGrafx-16, against the Genesis and then the Super Nintendo. Its games include Bonk's Adventure, Blazing Lazers, R-Type, Bomberman and many arcade-style shooters.

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  • NEC · 1987–1994
  • Fourth (16-bit) generation
  • EmulatorJS · Mednafen PCE
  • 287 games
  • 7,031,823 plays

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