The PC Engine Supergrafx

In late 1989 the Supergrafx hit the Japanese market. What was it? How were its games? Let's take a look.

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Opening 3D Logo By:
Jan Neves
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Episode Notes:

1. Games covered:
1941: Counter Attack
Aldynes
Battle Ace
Daimakaimura (aka Ghouls'n Ghosts)
Madō King Granzort

2. I used an emulator for the footage here. I sold my Supergrafx and games awhile back when I downsized my game collection. I kept my PC Engine and Super CD.

3. I originally purchased the Supergrafx in late 1990 at Japan Video Games in California. I paid close to $400 for it.

4. The cancellation of Strider was infuriating. I bought the system almost entirely because I wanted that port.

5. I have been hoping for years that an unfinished Strider for the Supergrafx would resurface and be playable. Even if its just a single level.

6. The Supergrafx also saw a limited release in France in 1990.

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