#SuperGrafx

[bancho-zx]

【PC Engine SuperGrafx】 Ghouls 'n Ghosts | 大魔界村 ~Opening / Attract demo

// Music: Tamayo Kawamoto | 河本圭代

// MiSTer FPGA // TurboGrafx16 core // Y/C Composite // Sony KV-13TR20 CRT TV

[vgperfection]

TurboNanza Expands...

We now have TurboNanza kits in stock for SuperGrafx consoles, as well as a kit for the PC Engine Shuttle which includes HuFlex, a small flex cable designed to make installs easier on any PC Engine system without an expansion port

https://videogameperfection.com/products/turbonanza-pcengine-turbografx/

[smbhax]

1941: Counter Attack (PC Engine Supergrafx)

Ported from the arcade by PCE gurus Hudson Soft rather than by Capcom themselves. Lookit the size’a that boss sprite!

[humor-y-videojuegos]

Ghouls 'n Ghosts 🏢 Capcom 📅 1988 🖥 Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Arcade, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Master System, Mega Drive, PC Engine SuperGrafx, Sharp X68000, Wii...

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233.) Darius

Release: January, 1987 | GGF: Arcade, Action, Shoot 'Em Up | Developer(s): Taito Corporation | Publisher(s): Taito Corporation, The Edge, NEC Avenue, Ltd., HAMSTER Corporation | Platform(s): Arcade (1987), Amiga (1989), Atari ST (1989), SuperGrafx (1990), TurboGrafx-16 (1990), TurboGrafx CD (1990), ZX Spectrum (1990), Game Boy (1991), BREW (2007), J2ME (2007), DoJa (2008), Wii (2008), PlayStation 4 (2016), Nintendo Switch (2022)

[saturdaymorningrobots]

I was playing the Supergrafx version of Daimakamura (Ghouls n' Ghosts) on my TG-16 mini... and FFS... people who think Souls games are hard have no idea. I remembered the game being unreasonably hard but even with save states and the TG-16's turbo buttons I can't even beat the first boss. Pretty sure that game is made by the actual, literal devil.

Looks absolutely stunning still one of the most appealing art designs in a 2d capcom game but absolutely the antithesis of fun to play.

[theexodvs]

Types of console backwards-compatibility

Console B is essentially an updated form of Console A. This usually guarantees close to 100% compatibility, but boxes in the capabilities of Console B.

ColecoVision with Atari 2600 (unauthorized)

Atari XEGS with Atari's previous 8-bit computers

Atari 7800 with Atari 2600

GameGear with Master System

SuperGrafx with PC Engine

GameBoy Color with GameBoy Classic

DS with GameBoy Advance

Wii with GameCube

Wii U with Wii

3DS with DS (i)

Console B is a completely different system than Console A but has Console A's hardware onboard, making it a sort of hybrid system. This generally gets the job done as far as backwards-compatibility is concerned, but requires more hardware, and may not be worth it if interest in Console A wanes or its own patrons are not interested in what Console B has to offer.

APF Imagination Machine with the APF MP-1000

Commodore 128 with Commodore 64

Genesis with Master System

Early PS2 units with PS1

GameBoy Advance with GameBoy (Color)

Early PS3 units with PS2

Console B has an emulation-based compatibility layer with Console A. This has the least reliable backwards compatibility and is done almost entirely in the name of brand synergy.

Early OS X with Classic Mac OS

Windows NT 3.1-XP with MS-DOS

Later PS2 units with PS1

Xbox 360 with original Xbox

PS3 with PS1 (and later models with PS2)

PS5 with PS4

Xbox One with Xbox 360 and original Xbox

Xbox Series X with previous Xbox consoles

[archoneddzs15]

PC Engine - Blodia (Time Ball)

Title: Blodia / ブロディア

Developer/Publisher: Manuel Constantinidis / Broderbund Software / Hudson Soft

Release date: 23 February 1990

Catalogue No.: HC90027

Genre: Puzzle

Format: HuCard

It's hard for me to write an impartial review for Blodia, as this type of puzzle game drives me insane. This is a variation of a puzzle game that began life on the Texas Instruments TI-99/4A computer. It is frustrating beyond belief and I would probably damage something if I had to play it for a long time. Technically it's fine. Graphics are not great, but there's not much scope for eye candy here, and the music is surprisingly calm and easy to listen to. This is the kind of game where you have to think and plan ahead very fast - sort of like playing chess with a five-second time limit for each move. If you are the kind of person who enjoys this sort of thing, then you will probably like Blodia. But if you are like me then you will hate it with a passion and should avoid it like the plague. Tetris I can handle. Blodia I can't.

By the way, you may notice that my Japanese copy has some French stickers on it. Well, little did you know that the PC Engine despite being an import-only system was massively popular in France! France really loved the PC Engine so much that they even got all the hardware revisions and games for it, including some of the rather overpriced SuperGrafx games.

[billloguidice]

My NEC PC Engine / TG-16 games have been installed on the Polymega. 35 TG-16, 12 TG-16 CD, 24 PCE, 14 PCE CD, and 6 SuperGrafx, with only 2 additional failures. That was the last system for me to have installed something for everything it supports, save for a few PAL platform variations. #polymega #nec #pcengine #tg16

[3wirel]

Macho Nacho repairs and restores the SuperGRAFX "A Console You Never Heard Of"

In this video I repair and restore a rare video game console called the SuperGRAFX. This console was a market failure, but that’s what makes it so interesting. This is an extremely thorough restoration that took over 8 hours to complete. Once I’m done with refurbishing the console, it’s better than new!

[vgperfection]

TurboNanza upgrade kits are back in stock!

Add RGB and high quality S-Video to your classic PC Engine, Turbografx or Supergrafx console with this kit:-

https://videogameperfection.com/products/turbonanza-pcengine-turbografx/

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SuperGrafx Study [1941: Counter Attack]

[humor-y-videojuegos]

Ghouls 'n Ghosts 🏢 Capcom 📅 1988 🖥 Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Arcade, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Master System, Mega Drive, PC Engine SuperGrafx, Sharp X68000, Wii... #videogames

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284.) Ghouls 'n Ghosts

Release: October 5th, 1988 | GGF: Action, Arcade, Platformer, Horror | Developer(s): Capcom Co., Ltd. | Publisher(s): Capcom Co., Ltd., U.S. Gold Ltd., SEGA Enterprises Ltd., NEC Avenue, Ltd., Capcom Mobile, Inc. | Platform(s): Arcade (1988), Amiga (1989), Amstrad CPC (1989), Atari ST (1989), Commodore 64 (1989), Genesis (1989), SEGA Master System (1989), ZX Spectrum (1989), SuperGrafx (1990), Sharp X86000 (1994), PlayStation (1998), SEGA Saturn (1998), PlayStation 2 (2005), Xbox (2005), PSP (2006), J2ME (2007), Wii (2007), Android (2017), iPad (2017), iPhone (2017)