What do you expect from a system that is that old. Let's face it, the Turbo
Grafx was an excellent system for its time. I would even say that it was
ahead of its time. The only problem is that the system never really took
off here in the US. In Japan, that was a different story though. The
PC-Engine was very huge. Have games in demand even 3 years ago is quite an
accomplishment. Plus, Implode. What other system has games still being
made for it? The only one that I can think of that is old and still has new
games being made is the PSX. The Turbo had a very good lifetime but even
I'll admit that mine was laid to rest (in its box) to create room for the
PS2 and the XBox. I suppose playing the games is now a nostalgia thing
since the more recent systems blow the doors off from a technology
standpoint. I was saddened the day the Saturn lost out the battle. I was
saddened the day the DC was dropped and I am saddened now that I came to the
conclusion that this system might officially be dead... At least it had
collector support for quite some time. I think there was more craze over
this system than there was for the Saturn and DC combined. People are still
dying to get their hands on Castlevania....
> >To tell the truth, I don't think so.
> >The auther maybe overstimate PCengine marcket. :P
>
>Yeah. Maybe 3 years ago. Things have really died down since then.
The
>demand for a few choice titles is still relatively high, but most
>moderately rare titles are treated like junk now on ebay and at
used
>shops in Japan. The interest in PC Engine collecting was largely a
>short-lived craze. And the r elative slowness of this list nowadays
demonstrates that perfectly.