File:NEC-TurboGrafx-16-Console-FR.jpg
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The TurboGrafx-16, a fourth generation video game console with 16-bit graphics. Released by NEC in 1989, it is the American version of the PC Engine console that was released in Japan. It retailed for $199 at launch, and faced off against the Sega Genesis that was released shortly before it. It did not do well on the North American market, coming in a distant third to Nintendo and Sega, even after multiple price drops. This photo shows the console with the cover removed. |
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