NEC Com Cable (PI-AN4) for PC Engine GT/TurboExpress
The Com Cable connects two PC Engine GT (TurboExpress in the USA) consoles. This allows two players to play with their mobile consoles.
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NEC DUO Monitor for PC Engine
The DUO Monitor is a portable LCD display for the PC Engine Duo console. With a sales price of more than €600, NEC accessories were launched on the Japanese …
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NEC PC-9801 and Epson PC Club
NEC released the PC-9801 in October 1982, establishing the PC-98 family that dominated Japan's computer market for more than fifteen years. The first model …
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NEC TK-80 (training kit μCOM80)
The NEC TK-80 (Training Kit μCOM80) is one of the collection's learning and self-building systems.
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NEC TurboStick (HES-STK-01)
The TurboStick is a wired arcade stick (controller) for the PC Engine (TurboGrafx 16 in the USA) console. It combines joystick, two sliders and 7 buttons (two …
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NEC TV tuner (PI-AD11) for PC Engine GT/TurboExpress
NEC's TV tuner allows you to receive TV programs for the portable PC Engine GT game console (called TurboExpress in the USA). For the connection with the …
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PC Engine
The original version of the PC Engine is a fourth generation video game console. It is released in Japan in October 1987. It has an 8-bit processor with a …
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PC Engine CoreGrafx
The PC Engine CoreGrafx is a Version of the PC Engine. In December 1989, NEC and Hudson Soft released them exclusively in Japan. There are three differences …
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PC Engine CoreGrafx II
About a year and a half after the release of the PC Engine Core Grafx in December 1989, the PC Engine CoreGrafx II was released in Japan in June 1991. It's …
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Open pagePC Engine Duo R/Duo RX
The PC Engine Duo R appeared in March 1993. It has a more curved design than the original Duo and a grey-white case. The CD tray is slightly different, and …
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PC Engine Duo-R
After the considerable success of the PC engine and the CD-Rom Add-on in Japan, it was obvious that NEC would also publish a console that would combine all the …
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PC Engine Duo/Turbo Duo
The PC Engine Duo is a series of versions of the PC Engine game console by NEC and Hudson Soft. All variants are common that they play both games on cartridges …
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PC Engine GT
The PC Engine GT is a portable version of the PC Engine, a stationary video game console from NEC and Hudson Soft. In its Japanese home, the PC Engine GT …
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PC Engine Shuttle
The PC Engine Shuttle is a revised Version of the PC Engine. It is published exclusively in Japan in November 1989. The name added Shuttle makes itself …
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PC Engine SuperGrafx
The PC Engine SuperGrafx, or SuperGrafx for short, is an enhanced version of the original PC Engine released exclusively in Japan. Its main differences are …
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