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		NEC PC-Engine/SuperGrafx => PC Engine/SuperGrafx Discussion => Topic started by: SuperPlay on January 05, 2012, 09:23:19 PM
		
			
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				Hi Folks
 
 I have just come across a pile of old magazines from the 90's which I had forgot about.  Flicking through them I came across an article relating to the release of the SuperGrafx.  It's not the best article I have ever read, however I thought that I would share it for those of you who may be interested.
 
 (http://img830.imageshack.us/img830/1614/capture1eu.jpg)
 
 (http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/160/002psw.jpg)
 
 (http://img838.imageshack.us/img838/2027/003sck.jpg)
 
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				"Grey Imports" — I love that. I can't recall a major North American publication ever  openly acknowledging the gray market. 
 
 "Techno styling," indeed.
 
 ;)
 
 Amusing bits include: ~ 'it is understood that technicians in Japan are developing a PAL version...'
 
 ... and... The vinyl linoleum backdrop for the photo shoot is not what I would have chosen!
 
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				Nice find.  :)
			
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				4000 colors? Improved sound?
 
 I wonder if it was the article author or the NEC rep who was making that up.
 
 Thanks for sharing. :)
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				Improved sound
 
 Thanks for sharing. :)
 
 If by improved they meant Aldynes, then yes!
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				Lol, very funney read :)
			
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				Though as inaccurate as all get out, nice find and thanks for sharing.
 
 ... and... The vinyl linoleum backdrop for the photo shoot is not what I would have chosen!  
 Heh, is this where gamesquad learned how to take product photos?
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				Though as inaccurate as all get out, nice find and thanks for sharing.
 
 ... and... The vinyl linoleum backdrop for the photo shoot is not what I would have chosen!  
 Heh, is this where gamesquad learned how to take product photos?
 
 
 Heh, I had the same thoughts. :)
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				I"m still kicking myself for not picking one of these up at the retro gaming convention in Portland OR this last September. However, $250 boxed with no games, is a tough sell indeed. 
 
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				There's gotta be something fun we can do with that port on the front... Any ideas?
			
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				The vinyl linoleum backdrop for the photo shoot is not what I would have chosen! 
 
 
 
 LOL I thought the same thing!  It does remind me of GameSquad's thieving auctions....
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				Though as inaccurate as all get out, nice find and thanks for sharing.
 
 ... and... The vinyl linoleum backdrop for the photo shoot is not what I would have chosen!  
 
 Heh, is this where gamesquad learned how to take product photos?
 
 
 
 Heh, I had the same thoughts. :)
 
 
 
 Ha! I didn't know who GameSquad was until MotherGunner's post... (I thought GameSquad was some British video game show that you all knew about! No joke!)
 
 Anyway, (http://junk.tg-16.com/images/cook_1.gif)
 
 
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				Awesome article. Reminds me of the Feb 1990 spread in GamePro detailing the new Shuttle, Core and SuperGrafx PC Engine models. 
			
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				Awesome article!
			
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				The SGX couldn't do 4096 colors? :(
			
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				There's gotta be something fun we can do with that port on the front... Any ideas?
 
 
 CPU upgrade!
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				There's gotta be something fun we can do with that port on the front... Any ideas?
 
 
 
 CPU upgrade!
 
 
 
 I'd prefer a super-deluxe light-gun with built-in GPU (the GPU would be for light-gun games only!).
 
 (http://media.giantbomb.com/uploads/0/3413/215895-gotcha.jpg)
 
 I want Gotcha! The Sport! (NES) ported to the SGX DLX LT-GN. The SGX version would feature a storyline that closely followed the movie Gotcha (1985):
 
 (http://www.theartofmovieposters.com/ForSale/Images/COMEDY/1985_GOTCHA.jpg)
 
 
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				The SGX couldn't do 4096 colors? :(
 
 
 Yeah, and the PCE was released in November of 1986??
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				The most amazing thing about the magazine scan: 58p!? EGM was five f*cking dollars!
 
 Or maybe four...