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|name = PC Engine
 
|other names = TurboGrafx-16 (NA)<br>TurboGrafx
 
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|developer = [[Hudson Soft]]
 
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|manufacturer = [[NEC]]
 
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|release date = October 30, 1987
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The '''PC Engine''', or '''TurboGrafx-16''', was a video game console developed jointly by Hudson Soft and NEC in 1987.
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The '''PC Engine''', known in America as the '''TurboGrafx-16''', was a video game console developed jointly by Hudson Soft and NEC in 1987.
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
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The PC Engine was once a success, selling more than the Family Computer.
 
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The PC Engine's model was small and simple, with dimensions of 14x14.
  
 
== Games ==
 
== Games ==

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PC Engine logo.png
PC Engine
TurboGrafx-16
Name PC Engine
Other names TurboGrafx-16 (NA)
TurboGrafx
Developer Hudson Soft
Manufacturer NEC
Generation Fourth generation
Release date October 30, 1987
Discontinuation date 1995
Peripherals Super CD-ROM2

The PC Engine, known in America as the TurboGrafx-16, was a video game console developed jointly by Hudson Soft and NEC in 1987.

History

Originally created as a console to rival Nintendo's Family Computer.

The PC Engine was once a success, selling more than the Family Computer.

The PC Engine's model was small and simple, with dimensions of 14x14.

Games

Main category: Category:TurboGrafx-16 games