GAME MACHINES

[root down]

oh yeah.
 

[saragei]

1 ok
2 ok
3 

[ceti alpha]

1 ok
2 ok
3  Huh?

You don't know Jacks. hehe. I made a funny. 

This is a rundown of the game:

http://www.streetplay.com/thegames/jacks/

[ceti alpha]

Witness the awesome power of the NEC PC Engine/Turbografx-16!! The only problem is figuring out the compatibility issues between the many variations of these gaming consoles.  But after 15 or so years I'm up to the task. heh

Compatibility Guide:

http://www.pcenginefx.com/main/nec_compatibility_guide.html

History:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TurboGrafx-16

[saragei]

I remember when I was a little girl my father borrowed some gaming console and I played the homeversion of Pong. I was not very impressed though. Might be the reason that my only game machines experiences confine to my kid's playstations (1-3), their Nintendo Gamecube and I do hope that my son will not be able to aquire enough money on christmas to buy a wii. Never heard of a NEC PC Engine. 

[ceti alpha]

Never heard of a NEC PC Engine.  Wink

That's not surprising. Here in North America the marketing for the Turbografx (PC Engine in Japan) was the pits. The Genesis eventually won out, and then the SNES beat out both in the 16bit wars. However, in Japan the PC Engine was the #1 console for a long time. The Super Famicon (SNES) eventually beat it though.

But the Wii is giving the Turbografx a second life with the Virtual Console.