The TurboGrafx-16, known as PC Engine in Japan, is a video game console developed by the Nippon Electric Company (NEC) and released in Japan on October 30, 1987, and in North America on August 29, 1989. There was no official PAL version of the system, but a grey importer (Telegames), provided a very limited release in the United Kingdom and continental Europe in 1990 as the Turbografx.[2]
The TurboGrafx-16 had an 8-bit CPU and a 16-bit graphics chip capable of displaying 512 colors at once.
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The game is about a ninja named Moonlight who lost his father to a mysterious half-man half-beast creature. The game plot is based on the quest of his revenge in feudal Japan.
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The Turbo Expres is the portable 16-bit handheld system that plays all the Turbo Grafx-16 game cards. The most popular accessories available for the system (sold separately) included a TV Tuner (an accessory that allows you to view local television stations) and a communication link (to link 2 systems when playing games that allow this feature). The system can accept an AC adapter, Car adapter, or 6 'AA' batteries (all sold separately).
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The plot starts when a business man name Nakamura encounters a mysterious flying man named Alpha. Alpha tells Nakamura that an evil scientist named Dr. Bomb is planning to set an "End the World" weapon. Then Alpha gives Nakamura an odd metal rod which turns him into Bravoman, a bionic superhero who possesses telescopic limbs which can be used as weapons against Dr. Bomb's henchmen.
The game takes a light and humorous approach to an otherwise trite theme, by using a lot of humorous elements, both graphics, plot and sound-wise, usually ridiculing or parodying stereotypical elements of Japanese tokusatsu and videogames, in a manner similar to the Konami game series Parodius.
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Legend of Hero Tonma is an action game that puts players in control of the magic-user Tonma, whose role as was typical for game heroes of the day is to travel to another world and save the princess. Fight your way through seven stages using Tonmas jump ability and shot power. Collect power-ups and barriers to grow in strength and pummel your enemies. Bring that strength to the end of each stage to face off against and defeat the menacing bosses that aim to keep you from the princess.
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Legendary Axe II (Ankoko Densetsu in Japan) is a horizontal platform video game created in 1990 by Victor Interactive Software. The Japanese name is loosely translated to "Dark Legend". It is a sequel to Legendary Axe.
The king of a kingdom dies and his two sons have to fight for the throne. Prince Sirius loses to the evil Prince Zach. The tone is set for the good son, Prince Sirius, to reclaim the throne. The story is not a direct continuation of the previous game.
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