>1. Was a video card ever made for the PC-FX like the Saturn, 3DO, and
>CD-i card?
Not that I am aware of.
>2. Aside from the memory card, the developer's software PC-FX DOS(?),
>mouse, what other peripherals came out for the PC-FX?
PC-FXGA board for PC-98 (common) or DOS/V (ultra-rare).
FX-BMP backup memory cartridge
Extra controller.
FX-Mouse
That's all I can remember.
>3. How did that developers software work? I remember that it involved PC98
>computers. Can it be used on any other computers? Anybody ever use it? I
>remember talking to Dave Halverson
>back in the Gamefan days and he said from what he knew it was a great item
>for the PC-FX with lots of easy to use options.
If you mean the FXGA, it was a 'C' language development system with a few
tools, but nothing spectacular. Lots of Japanese, so I didn't learn
much. I wish I knew more Japanese. But I had seen a few demos on Japanese
websites for this system.
I don't know if the PC-FX supported much 3D, but there was at least some
wireframe support on the FXGA board (which may be an exptension of the PCFX
system).
Other than that, it was a PC-FX that plugged into your computer, and you
could download demos directly into it, or run PC-FX games from your CDROM
(provided that you had a SCSI CDROM at least 2x speed).
>I need info on the following games and any
>recomendations you might have as I am alos looking to buy some at
>reasonable prices.
You'll hate me for my answer, but buy them all because you'll kick yourself
later.
>Power League FX
OK, maybe not this one.
This is widely regarded as the worst game of that year, for any system.
- Dave