Retro Games Console

PC engine Core Grafx mini. The PC Engine was launched in Japan on October 30, 1987, and was an innovative small game machine for the time. Based on the “Core Concept”, the concept was to expand functions by connecting various peripheral devices. Although only one control pad was included, up to five control pads could be connected by multi-tap connection, realizing the largest multiplayer simultaneous play at that time. In November 1988, the world’s first CD-ROM-equipped expansion interface CD-ROM² was released. This CD-ROM expansion has brought a wave of software supplies on optical discs to the gaming industry. The “PC Engine mini” is a game machine that reproduces the “PC …..