The PC Engine, or rather its galaxy, left its mark on the world of video games. His universe could, should have, changed the hierarchy of video games at the end of the 20th century...

Its genesis, that of its American alter-ego, the Turbografx-16, the CD-Rom2, the SuperGrafx and the PC-FX, is one of the most exciting of the late 1980s, a period during which the Emperor Nintendo still thinks he's omnipotent. The PC Engine/Turbografx-16 & PC-FX Anthology superbly pays homage to the console ecosystem of NEC and Hudson Soft, its creators.

written by J'm Destroy and Renaud Lucot, the PC Engine/Turbografx-16 & PC-FX Gunhed Edition Anthology retraces this fantastic epic over more than 400 pages. It brings together the entire Japanese and American software library on HuCard, CD-Rom, reviewing the very particular and rich catalog of the PC-FX. This Anthology also retraces the TRUE French epic of NEC machines.

Faithful to Geeks-Line productions, this book presents all the accessories and peripherals, rare and collector's games, atypical derivative products, developed and abandoned titles, homebrews and reveals the magic of System Cards which have ensured NEC consoles exceptional durability. The icing on the cake is that this limited and signed edition includes the covers of more than 800 titles published in a new “Box Art Collection” notebook.

Features :

• Pagination: +400 pages
• Format: 216*267 mm (Anthology format)
• Cover: Cardboard, pantone colors, selective varnish
• Sheath: Cardboard, hot foil stamping
• Paper: High density, glossy, 135gr/m2
• English Language Edition