This was certainly one of those games that I remember seeing in gaming magazines back in the day and thinking, who? I mean, now I know who he is but in the late 1980's and early 1990's, not so much.
I always intended to play the TG-16 version but never got around to it. I remember stores clearing out TG-16 games for pennies on the dollar but I still didn't have the foresight to buy them up. Lol
Just about any Turbo Grafx-16 game (CD or HuCard) is going to be valuable at this point. I don't know the numbers for sure but I believe NEC sold less than 1 million units of the original and the Turbo Duo didn't fare much better in the United States.
That means most games probably did not get more than a few hundred thousand copies released in the United States. I doubt they pulled an Atari on any games and produced just as many as they did systems, if not more.
Keith Courage may be the most common game for the Turbo Grafx-16 because it was the pack-in for so long, though not for the whole life of the TG-16 as Bonk replaced him at some point prior to the Turbo Duo launching.
This was certainly one of those games that I remember seeing in gaming magazines back in the day and thinking, who? I mean, now I know who he is but in the late 1980's and early 1990's, not so much.
I always intended to play the TG-16 version but never got around to it. I remember stores clearing out TG-16 games for pennies on the dollar but I still didn't have the foresight to buy them up. Lol
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I was surprised to see the asking price for this game on eBAy. I need to check if this is one of those games I have complete in the box or not...
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Just about any Turbo Grafx-16 game (CD or HuCard) is going to be valuable at this point. I don't know the numbers for sure but I believe NEC sold less than 1 million units of the original and the Turbo Duo didn't fare much better in the United States.
That means most games probably did not get more than a few hundred thousand copies released in the United States. I doubt they pulled an Atari on any games and produced just as many as they did systems, if not more.
Keith Courage may be the most common game for the Turbo Grafx-16 because it was the pack-in for so long, though not for the whole life of the TG-16 as Bonk replaced him at some point prior to the Turbo Duo launching.
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I had this on the TG16. Odd game!
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