4 games playable in your browser · Also known as PC Engine, PCE, TG-16
Released as the PC Engine in Japan in 1987 and the TurboGrafx-16 in the West two years later, NEC and Hudson’s console paired an 8-bit CPU with a 16-bit graphics chip. It briefly outsold the Famicom in Japan and never found an audience in North America.
The library is a shooter landmark — Blazing Lazers, Air Zonk, the Bonk platformers — and the CD-ROM add-on made it the first console with a CD drive, years ahead of anyone else.




Yes, the same hardware in different cases with different region locking. Japanese PC Engine releases are listed alongside the Western TurboGrafx ones.
PC Engine CD and TurboGrafx-CD titles are included where the game data supports it, and their CD audio plays as intended.