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NEC Turbo Grafx 16 (HES-TGX-01) In 1989 United States videogame customers were treated to the Turbo Grafx 16, the English version of the Japanese PC Engine. It sold for $189.99 and came with one standard controller, a RF switch, an AC adapter, and the Keith Courage in Alpha Zones Hu-card. Later on, the Turbo Booster adapter was released to allow users the benefit of RCA sound and picture. The system only had one controller port so only one person could play at a time, unless you have the Turbo Tap - a connector that let up to five people play. The Turbo Grafx 16 uses NEC's brand of games: Hu-cards. They are about the size of a credit card. Like the PC Engine, the Turbo Grafx 16 contained dual 8 bit processors. The color palette held 512 colors with up to 482 displayed at once (background and sprites) with a maximum of 16 sprites per screen.
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