I think there is 47 american TG16 CD games released. Does anyone have a list of just those games? I tried to google a list but the japan CDs were mixed in with all the lists i could find. I've been collecting just Hu-cards but I want to get into the CDs also.
http://www.pcedaisakusen.net/2/27/list-games--2-2-100-name-asc-0.htm
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http://www.pcedaisakusen.net/2/27/list-games--2-3-100-name-asc-0.htm
= 50 - implode - meteor blaster dx - lords of thunder demo disc (if only counting official commercial releases from back then) = 47
Thanks!
Does Mysterious Song count as an American release?
Quote from: glazball on 04/03/2013, 09:12 AMDoes Mysterious Song count as an American release?
It, Implode, Meteor Blaster, Insanity, and Pyramid Plunder are US releases. But are aftermarket, unlicensed Homebrew games. If you're counting games just based on territory then yes. If you're looking to count only officially released software then no.
Sweet, didn't even see that Pyramid Plunder was out. Just sent Arkhan my moneh!
where was Revival Chase from? Not US, correct?
Quote from: galam on 04/03/2013, 01:39 PMwhere was Revival Chase from? Not US, correct?
That one is a French release
http://www.revival.free.fr/
Don't forget the 43 Canadian Turbo CD releases if you are putting together a complete set.
Quote from: guest on 04/03/2013, 02:21 PMDon't forget the 43 Canadian Turbo CD releases if you are putting together a complete set.
There is 43 Canadian CDs also, damn. If they are all differant titles from the US Cds i may look into that also. This hobby is getting pretty expensive as it is.
Quote from: MilitaryMadness on 04/04/2013, 07:20 PMQuote from: guest on 04/03/2013, 02:21 PMDon't forget the 43 Canadian Turbo CD releases if you are putting together a complete set.
There is 43 Canadian CDs also, damn. If they are all differant titles from the US Cds i may look into that also. This hobby is getting pretty expensive as it is.
He's just messing with you. The Canadian releases only have small variations from the US versions. Those being added manuals in French as well as the English manuals and additional French wording on the back of the boxes. The games themselves are the same.
Quote from: RoyVegas on 04/04/2013, 07:42 PMQuote from: MilitaryMadness on 04/04/2013, 07:20 PMQuote from: CrackTiger on 04/03/2013, 02:21 PMDon't forget the 43 Canadian Turbo CD releases if you are putting together a complete set.
There is 43 Canadian CDs also, damn. If they are all differant titles from the US Cds i may look into that also. This hobby is getting pretty expensive as it is.
He's just messing with you. The Canadian releases only have small variations from the US versions. Those being added manuals in French as well as the English manuals and additional French wording on the back of the boxes. The games themselves are the same.
Well if there's an American set of games, then a completest should hunt down the rare Canadian collection with unique packaging variants and extra contents. Not many of the region free American or Canadian CD games did not also have a region free PC Engine CD release.
The only difference between many PC Engine CD games and the American and Canadian releases is the CD warning track, if you happen to play the game in a music CD player.
PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX Discussion => Topic started by: MilitaryMadness on 04/01/2013, 08:28 PM