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  • I know one BIG criticism of the Mega CD for the SEGA Mega Drive was that game developers overused the full motion digital video features of the Mega CD to the point where games were just mostly digital video sequences which absolutely nobody liked at all. Does the CD-ROM system for the TG-16 support full motion digital video and did many games use it?

  • @Lachlant1984 Yeah. Unlike Sega CD, they didn't really "focus on that aspect" (I think being the first...they were just trying to figure the whole CD-Console-Combo thing out, ha ha). But, there were the Sherlock Holmes series and It Came From The Desert where they tried to incorporate these ideas. Not the greatest but unique at the time.

  • YouTube users such a MN12BIRD and Lukemorse1 have shown the PC Engine with the CD-ROM and interface unit that allows you to connect both side by side as opposed to the interface unit you have which has the CD-ROM unit 'punched' on top of the Turbografx, to be honest I prefer the PC Engine interface unit side by side arrangement, was there another interface unit that allows you to have the TG-16 and CD-ROM unit side by side? I think the side by side arrangement looks more attractive and neater.

  • @Lachlant1984 Nope...unfortunately that is the Japanese only release. In the U.S. we only had the option of the CD-ROM plugged into the back. The only thing we got "close to that" in the U.S. was the combo Turbo Duo. You know? :)

    Thanks for watching. 

  • Never heard of this console, it seems slightly terrible, but what do I know...anyway, you did an awesome job with the video! It was really fun and interesting to watch even though I've never even heard of the console.

  • @munherpes Ha ha. Well, thanks for watching! If you are interested, there is a TON of info on games and the system itself on my channel. Thanks again!

  • How much would a TurboGrafx-16 without the CD drive go for? How much is the CD drive on eBay?

  • @TeamRocketReviews I haven't really been following the prices (since I completed my collection so long ago). Can anyone here help out? Thanks!

  • The Turbo Grafx Cd system was my first Cd player. I loved it. got it for Christmas when the price was down to $149.99 at Toys R Us. I had hinted to my parents for months that I wanted this. My Dad had to hide the box in his truck because there was no hiding this under a tree. Only sad thing was that Mine didnt come with a game nor CD+G disc. So for about a month the system just sat there till I picked up my first game....Fighting Street!!

  • @syphic Ugh! Ha ha. That wait! THE WAIT! Ha ha! I do wish that the system DID come with a game, though. For the money and such it really should have. You know? :)

    Thanks for watching!

  • @spida1a It was torture. Eventually traded it in for a Duo from TZD and had to sell that off a few years ago to pay bills. Double torture. Finally tracked one down but it was broken. Got it for $60 and was able to replace some caps on it and its now rocking! I did a pick up video on it. Currently talkin to some lady across town into selling me her boxed TG-16 CD addon.. Wish me luck!

  • @syphic holy crap! 150 dollars in the early 90's? what a bargain

  • I enjoyed the video very much. It is a bit bittersweet since my Turbografx CD has the dreaded broken drive gear and doesn't work anymore, but it's great you do so much to keep alive such an underrated and mostly forgotten system. Keep it up!

    It is a bit bittersweet, though, since my Turbografx CD has the dreaded broken drive gear and doesn't work anymore.

  • @elKrunchy Thanks a lot for watching!!

  • Great Story!

    Wish I could find/afford the CD unit :0(

  • @russell56443 I can't believe how expensive these things are going for. Blech! :)

    Thanks for watching.

  • Hi, I have the limited version that was made for the UK in a PAL version , called just the "turbo Grfx" (no 16) Now I have been told that it is basically a re-branded & PAL-ified US version?

    So my question is this? & I hope you or someone reading can answer? will a US CD-Rom attachment function with my version of the console? thanks

  • PS , also an interesting note is that the PAL version has a different number & arrangement of PINs on the AV out lead & also they end in composite R/W/Y there's no RF out , That`s a very useful & appreciated addition over the US version, I don`t know why they did not include the same configuration for the U.S too?

  • That disc is missing Rush! every CD needs Rush!

  • @FuyuAkiWorld Ha ha! Totally! :)

  • I just took mine out of storage & was horrified to find it didn't work anymore.

  • @beyondthesevoices Ugh! That is a shame. I had the same thing with my Sega CD system (which I didn't use very much at all, unlike this system). :(

  • @spida1a Yeah after that happened I'm trying to play all my sega CD games that I'm not tired of yet. I had that turbo CD for almost 20 years, I'm still in shock.

  • spida1a, i respect you and your videos but the cd add on is junk, 90% of them failed, i got rid of mine for a duo.

    Even the ones on ebay are 99% broken, perhaps you can do a video on why they are so prone to failure?

    I also hate that you need a super system card to play many of the games

  • @Dusk2600 I am sorry to hear you had so much trouble. Most of my friends still have their CD system and they still work (as does mine from back in 1991, and I beat the hell out of it). Oh well, what can you do...it's early technology? I know just as many people with Broken Duo's, most of those people of whom would say it "is junk, buy the Japanese version instead."

    Take care. Thanks for watching.

  • @spida1a have you heard about the upcoming new Bonk game Hudson are making?  at least I think its Hudson how they managed to stay in business all these years i'll never know

  • @spida1a Will you be reviewing the Turbo Express?

  • @IvoryGecko1993 Yes, that will be the next Turbo Views: Extra segment sometime this summer. :)

  • @spida1a What would be really cool is if the Turbo Express worked with the CD Player Portion of the Turbografx CD. Just to play Turbografx CD games on the go using a Dual Headphone Jack. It probably wouldn't work...

  • @Dusk2600 I bought one at launch and it worked great up through the time I sold it in the late 90's. Immediately after selling it, I regretted it so I bought another one! I still use it to this day and it's never given me any problems. Sorry to hear yours gave you problems because mine have been tanks!

  • @KEWLSTEWIEGUY Oh DUDE...only WISH I was Adam! Ha ha. I would love to have a hosting gig like that. Ya' know? Ha ha.

    Thanks for watching!

  • @spida1a getting paid to eat...

  • @GizmoFan1 I know, seriously! I do it too much for free as it is!  Ha ha. :)

  • Another great review!

  • @Bylga Hey, thanks my friend. I"M glad you enjoyed it!

  • Nice overview. Just picked myself up one of these!

  • This guy reminds me of Alex Jones from Infowars. Sounds just like him :)

  • @MustNotRead That would be an awesome job! Wish I had that. Ha ha :)

  • MustNotRead, you aren't the first person to say that. My brother said that the first time I watched one of Chris' reviews.

    We listen to Alex on shortwave every chance we get as well as Rick Wiles on TruNews, Joyce Riley on the Power Hour and of course the Derry Brownfield Show.

    My bro, jokingly calls Chris "the Alex who plays video games".

    Even though I have my Duo, I'd really like to get my TG16 out of storage and get the Turbo-CD add-on for it some day with the Arcade Card.

  • How do you access the savegame menu?

  • @Itchylon77 How do you check out what games you have saved? You hit select and it shows you which games are saved (so you can delete individual ones or see what you have in there). It's very primitive though. Ha ha. :)

  • nice review, but it confused me that traack number 6 on the ppromo-cd is called "purple haze". I guess it must have two meanings.

  • @0M9H4X I guess. Ha ha!!

  • I think the Cd drive was 400 dollars when it first came out?

  • My grandmother bought one for christmas a couple of years after it's release when I was 13, I thought this was the most awesome video-game system on the planet during that time..I must've looked so weird, toting along the detachable CD player with power adapter and all, just to listen to Snoop Dogg, Biggie and Redman during electronics class. It still works today. :)

  • well you can set up the cd part on a table and play some music while you use the base part to use rca out instead of RF.

  • @hobocamptheater Yeah...but that's dumb! Especially considering how obvious it was to create a "portable" player out of it. You know? :)

  • I was primarily an SNES kid but I did love a lot of the Turbo-CD games. I had the TurboDuo though - what a great system! Mine came with Ninja Spirit.

    I passionately disagree with people who criticize the cd games of the time by saying the technology wasn't there yet. While it's true that Sega was futzing around with really bad FMV games, we Turbo players had some really great games. A pity that so many of the really great titles didn't make it to North America. Thanks for your videos!

  • @ChicoEdge Thank you for watching all the vids. Great to hear from you!

  • 4:58 I thought a mosquito was by my ear! lol

  • @vivalastupidity LOL! That's awesome. I never would have thought of that but....yeah...that Splash Lake music really sounds like a mosq. Ha ha!!

  • I pulled this out and after all these years it still runs perfectly fine.

  • @flexor212000 Thanks great! A LOT of them are busted up quite a bit.

    Thanks for watching.

  • As I understand it the Turbografx was released in Europe as the Turbografx, but I understand it never made it to Australia where I live, I think this is a pitty, so my first exposure to really being able to play TG16 games was on my brother's Wii, and I believe TG CD titles are available? Do you need 2 AC Adaptors to use the TG16 and the CD player as you do with the Sega Mega Drive? What exactly was the Turbo Booster?

  • @Lachlant1984 Just one adapter. The Turbo Booster snapped onto the back of the base-unit and acted as a composite "out" (the TB Plus had a battery backup). Thanks for watching!

  • THose turbografx 16 cd rom drives are expensive now.

  • @seemoremacstuff I know. And a lot of them are busted up.  Boo! Ha ha. :)

  • Man your quite the collector...you even have pictures and dates of your first TG game purchases, nice.

  • i was so happy when the arcade card pro came out.

    I have a question,, some of my cd's came with a games express card,, some are blue and some are green.. what are those for?

  • @Stevespeeze I never got that Arcade Pro (since it was never released here in the US). So.....I never really enjoyed that until much later when I picked it up. Ya' know?

    Not really sure what those are, no.

  • @Stevespeeze

    Games Express was an unlicenced company that made a few games for the system. They are adult themed ;]

  • @RyogaXvX

    Yeah well you cant understand whats goin on per say but lol.

    I had a friend named justin that lives in canada that use to translate some of the titles for me, He did the keyboard layout and what to type for SNATCHER and started doing Y's 4

  • Does The System And The CD Add-On Plug With 1 AC Adapter Only Or 2?

  • @80sMTV The CDROM acts as the power for both the Turbo AND the CD system. So it only uses ONE plug. Which is awesome (compared to, like, Sega....etc, you know?).

  • Console is US standard size. It's big body than Japanese IFU-30 system.

  • i remember wanting this playwer so bad. NEar me it was at or around 500 bucks. I even ran out to get it but didnt due to the fact.. wel.. 500 bucks? but i did get it for my b-day. What got me was the fact it didnt come with nay games. You think for that price atleast come with 1 game...

  • @bongo870 I totally agree. I really thought it should have come with SOMETHING for the money they wanted. Sigh. :)

    Thanks for watching.

  • looks like a gamecub.

  • The Turbo CD looks pretty spiffy. Too bad I never got a chance to see or play one back in the day (I feel I missed out on a lot). Probably what I'm most interested in knowing is the saving function with the system(s), like the Turbo CD and the TurboBooster Plus.

  • @InAnimateGamer Thanks for watching!

  • I have to watch this video because I have still owning a USA version Turbografx 16 console here in Australia. Since it's ending about 15 years ago, although, most of the old gamers still keepin' it and continuing to treasure it. Well, I have original Japanese version console called ' P.C. Engine ' with ALL collection of PC-Engine Hu-Cards and CDs right in my storage cupboard as I dare NOT to sell 'em and staying in my locker until one day I die . . .

  • @Silencebound Thanks for watching!

  • So the TurboGrafx-16 CD-ROM required its own Power Adaptor?

  • @Riddler95 No, it ran off only one adapter (when the Turbo was attached, you used the CDROM adaptor).

    Thanks for watching.

  • Wow thats awesome.

    I own the SEGA CD and it requires its own power adaptor...

  • @Riddler95 Yeah, definitely. They made the right choice there. In fact, when you asked me that question....I was thinking about my Sega CD and those two FAT plugs. The TurboGrafx adapter also has a box with a smaller plug on the end. Hee hee.

    Thanks!

  • wow, i came across you video agin...still a cutie u are....this disc contains computer data and may not be used in another system then the turbo graphic, this disc could damage speakers? i forget the rest...but i put a turbo graphix in my cd plyayer and loud sounds were on the speakers like they were goign to blow

  • @vacationboyvideos Ha ha. Yeah....you have to skip that second "track" and you're all set. Lol!

    As for cutie....well, I put on some weight since then (as you can tell probably from my pinball vids I shot October of last year). But....it's comin' off RIGHT now. :)

  • @spida1a who wants skinny sickly looking people? yuck! lol. im sure your stright, but hey...no harm in a comlement.

  • @vacationboyvideos Ha ha.  I know, right?

    Yes...I am straight. But, it has been a long time since I got a compliment like that. So, thanks for making me smile.

  • At 6:09 you start to talk about a updated system card and then stop......Could you give a little more info on this?

  • @donjuanzx9 All in due time my friend. It is the next Turbo Views Extra segment....planned for sometime in May or early June.  :) :) :)

  • @spida1a Thanks dude look forward to it ! Great vids !!!!

  • @donjuanzx9 Great! Thank you for the support and watching the vids! :)

  • I have the turbografix -16 and the cd + add on hue memory card (CD add on runs perfect)with the hard case also have 2 cd games "it came from the desert" and "lord of the rising sun" and also have the turbo duo with the tv receiver add on....and have many hue card games.I think its time to sell it all.

  • what a adorable guy!

  • @vacationboyvideos Really? Sniff.....been a while since I heard that. :)

  • @spida1a well its true. but im sure u are stright. take the complent. and keep up the kewl videos

  • @vacationboyvideos Thanks my friend. Will keep trying to make stuff when I can. :)

  • nice pinbot machine

  • Thanks. :)

    That was game #21 and it needed work. So, I brought it upstairs. Never got to it. LOL!

  • @spida1a Well, that explains why it's upstairs, but how long has it been there? I notice that it is turned on. Is it the same story with Banzai Run? Because I didn't see that in your game room either.

  • I remember when my brother got this as well when it came out and he took a video of it when he got home and to this day i still cant stop laughing at the amount of foam that came in the box lol Out of all the classic systems i think this one is my most favorite as i grew up playing the turbo 16/cd games and have a lot of memories with it ^_^

  • Same here........way too many memories to count. Sigh, I feel so old. Ha ha! :)

    Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • wow! built in turbo switch on standard controller?

    If only all consoles had that, i have a logic3 ps2 controller with turbo capability but for some reason, the chosen button gets unbelivably slow after some time (you cant tap faster than that).

  • Yeah, it was so great to have them built-in. :)

    Thanks for watching!

  • This was a great educational video. I enjoyed it very much.

  • Thanks a lot! :)

  • you have a pinball machine in your house...can i be your friend...lol

  • Ha ha. Sure, you can.

    You would like me. I have twenty others. Make sure to look at my channel as I'm doing some pinball reviews as well (from games in my collection). :)

  • I still have my TurboGraphx 16. I also had the CD-ROM but I thew it away like 6 years ago because it broke.

  • Yeah, the CD system didn't seem to last as long as the regular TurboGrafx. My Disc doesn't always spin on my original console (that I showed in the video). But, I beat the hell out of it so.......I guess I got the money's worth. Ha ha :)

    Thanks for watching!

  • Great system, but the CD attachment is either hard to find or extremely expensive if you do find it. Also, does anyone know if the american CD addon will work with the japanese PCEngine or vice versa?

  • What is a Turbo Duo?

  • Tubo Duo is a combination TurboGrafx and CD-ROM with installed Super System Card. It was the next incarnation of the Turbo that came out a little before being discontinued in America.

  • Alright, the reason why Gate Of Thunder Sounds so good (and plays well) !... After i get my PS3, i'll think about a TurboDuo or a TG-16, if my parents would ever let me have alot of consoles.

    Anywho, great info there about the TG-16's CD-add-on :3

    I hope to see the Duo's overview video soon!

  • Oh the memories of this model of TG-16 w/ CD. In 1991, I sold about 30 NES games to come up with half of the money for the CD peripheral w/ a copy of Ys Book l & ll and Final Zone II. I've never witnessed such a MASSIVE package in my life. But when I got this baby at home there was many sleepless nights. The sound, actual voice actors, and cinema scenes felt like I was playing the best role-playing game (Ys) ever made since Zelda! All this lead me to the introduction of importing PC Engine CDs.

  • Great stuff, great memories. Thanks for sharing!

  • It's more beautiful than I imagined and it looks so right connected to the console. The old ads don't do it justice.

    I remember seeing this baby boxed at Babbage's when it was new and at the time is was a whopping $400.00!! Seems like back then there had been a pack-in game. I think it may have been Magical Dinosaur Tour.

    I used to take the cover off of the back of my TG16 and just gaze at the expansion port, dreaming of a day when I may have the CD drive.

    Bitter-sweet memories...

  • @Psycausis hehe yeah me too. I forgot which store I got it at but it was like 480 dollars. I didn't care though. Remember the awsome voice acting in Fighting Street ! Try again kid. Hahahaha

  • @zcadwresx

    Ouch! Sounds like they price gouged you! That was big in the late '80's though. Remember stores getting busted for trying to get as much as $200.00 out SMB 2 and Double Dragon on NES?

    Fighting Street voice acting was horrid! When the guy said "Try again, Kid!" it sounded like he said "Keed". If you beat one of them it sounded even worse. I remember a friend saying it sounded like "Boyfriend! But, don't forget, there are goz like you all over da wuld!"

  • @Psycausis Damn bro I remember the same thing!!

  • @Psycausis Damn bro I remember the same thing!!

  • Great review!

  • Thanks!  :)

  • I didn't like the fact you had to use the Hucards that had the stuff to run the CDs unlike the SEGA CD and some cards only worked on the TurboDuo making the TurboGrafx-16 CD-ROM addon useless.I got TurboDuo awhile back but it was stolen and can't find or afford to get another one.

  • All American TurboGrafx games worked with the TurboGrafx CD-ROM system. You either had the original System Card (which I talk about in this video) or the Super System Card (which was incorporated into the Turbo Duo and sold a couple years into the lifecycle in America). But, every game would play in the original system if you had the correct card. :)

  • Aaaaa this answers my question, now I understand how and why the turbo 16 has a cd rom unit. Inbuilt memory, nice black look, the first playstation could really have learned one or few things from this machine! I am going to get me one of these for sure. Still it doesnt beat Sega or Nintendo 16 bit. Nice review!

  • Nice I didn't know the CD-ROM came with that case to hold everything.

  • I know....it's pretty cool! The damn thing was so expensive, it better have come with something. You know? Ha ha! :0)

    Thanks for watching!

  • When will you show us your Turbo Duo?

  • I'm hoping Turbo Views "Extra" #3 to come out sometime in the next few months. That will be on the Super System Card. Then #4 will be on the Turbo Duo. Right now I'm in the process of moving so........it'll be a while yet. But, it's on the way eventually. :)

    Thanks for watching!

  • I finally moded my Coregrafx 2 and Duo-R for display SCART RGB !! Oh my god ! what a colours and sharpness !!! This machine is GREAT !

  • Excellent!!!

  • mna iv been looking everywhere for a turbografx cd rom system but I cant find any even on ebay :( how much are they even worth?

  • The CDrom2 atachment never arrived in europe. I discovered some great CD games when i bought my DUO-R months ago !

    I remember that on spanish videogame magazines they wrote about the Turbo CD but never arrive.

    Thanks again

  • Here in Spain the Turbografx console was released in the time where the Supernintendo was in the market. Very late for this great system. The system couldn't compete against Sega Megadrive and Super Nintendo, but i had the system and i enjoyed so much with Space Harrier, Fantasy Zone, Motoroader and others hehehe. I just bought a DUO-R and Core Grafx 2, but get a european turbografx again is very difficult and i would like to have that system again... anyway !! VERY THANKS for the video.

  • Yes, I hear that the European Turbo is very tough to find. I have a friend (Larry from Screw Attack Europe) who said he might do a special video for the next DVD release on it for me. :)

    Thanks for watching!!!

  • Hey...new sub and friend...thanks for watching!!! :)

  • great review

  • Hey, thanks a lot! :)

  • Thanks for the memories. I remember you could play audio CD's in the CD-Rom while playing regular Turbografx games.

    I used to play TV Sports Hockey and play the most up-beat CD I had in the CD-Rom to get me all pumped up.

  • Ah yes, that was a great feature. Definitely helped pump-up the sound of some of the old TurboChip games. :)

    Thanks for watching!!!

  • I think it looks pretty cool I tried bidding for one on ebay but it ended up selling for $201!!!It did come with a few games but I was looking for something cheaper :P

  • Seriously Chris it looks butt fugly! :)

    you could argue that it's original but I wouldn't call it "neat" lol

    Thank God for the Duo design.

    also funny similar story, when I bought my PSX it was the Japanese version and I live in France. they forgot to put the AC cable in the box so I grabbed whatever was in my house and plugged it in....turned it on and then..... it went "ppsshht" and smoke rose....

    I forgot that Japan is 110v and France is 220v....

  • Ha. Well that's cool. I personally think the system as a whole looks great. Especially for its time (the NES was a huge gray box for goodness sakes, LOL!). :)

    Yes, the Duo does look better though. thanks for watching!

  • The turbo grafix, never came out here in england, so i had to get mine on import, i still love it, and recently bought a new one, to replace a faulty one.

  • Great video. I used the cd player when I didn't play games and it worked great. I also had Last Alert (got it 50% off from a friend that worked at nec).

  • OMG....my cousin had one of these and he didn't realize it was for TurboGrafx!! He was using it on trips as a portable CD player with a car adaptor!! He upgraded to a "True" portable and tried to sell me this one for $10 but I didn't know it was for TurboGrafx either! i just thought it was odd that it was a portable CD player that didn't use batteries....

  • Dude, your reviews are frickin AWESOME!!!! SERIOUSLY you should get paid.

  • Wow, thanks so much. You're way too kind! :)

    Thanks for watching!

  • Great review as always Chris! :D

    Sorry to hear that your CD unit is running on fumes. :( Hopefully it's something that can be fixed. It's sad to think about TGCDs finding a new home in the garbage dump.

  • Long time Without a review man! awesome too see you back! I got my PS3 Today Check out the unboxing with the Crappy Editing Software XD

  • Well never owned a turbo gfx 16 but as of recently I bought a Pc-engine duo! Anyways nice fuckin overview!

  • Wohoo! Excellent! ;)

  • Awesome stuff man, great overview of the system. Never owned one but would sure like to get my hands on one!

    Will you do a review on Last Alert soon? Isn't that the game with that 'great' voice acting?

  • Yeah, LA is coming next. It has immensely HORRIBLE voice-acting. But, for that game....it works very well because the entire thing is a cheese-fest that never takes itself seriously anyway. You know? LOL!

  • I remember having that CD+G disc that came with my Turbo-16 CD system and i was amazed by it and i think my first CD i got for it was Valis II i think.... ah the great memories.

  • Another awesome video mate! Greetings from Germany.

  • Thanks!

  • man talk about torture. im in the biggest bit phase of my life. i go and buy last alert and forgotten world after only ever owning valis 3 and y's. i pop them in and the cd dosent work anymore =(. still it led to installing my booster which itself has been very gratifying. overall im excited to find a new duo. im just sick of looking at last alert and forgotten worlds =(. but gj on sitting with a game for a week at that age.

  • Ugh!!!!

    It's HELL! Hee hee!

  • yeah the audio video out is pretty sweet. after my cd died i put the rarely used "turbo booster" on. i was surprized with how much of an upgrade the booster was. way better sound( sidearms has the biggest stereo improvement i ever heard in a game.) clearer explosions, ability to save certain games. if you want to improve your games or have better sound video and cant find a duo or cd, get the booster, you wont be upset for long.(since its 80+ bucks).

  • Agreed!  :)

  • Excellent job!

  • i still can't believe just how bad nec managed to muck everything up about pc engine when it came out as turbo... turbo was bulky and ugly and on top of that all the game covers looked like ass when the japanese counterparts looked amazing. no wonder it didn't sell.

  • I know what you mean. I didn't think the Turbo looked "too" bad. I mean, to me...the PC-Engine isn't that attractive of a machine either. Hee hee.

    But, they definitely did a lousy job with marketing and pack-in choices and distribution. It's a shame....I really liked it back then.

    Thanks for watching!

  • NEC is pure win

  • Out of curiosity, can you not play CD games via RF if there's ports on the back.

    Also was it the first CD player you owned? (must admit I never had anything to play CD's until I bought a Mega CD for my 13th birthday)

    Also, I know that waiting torture, same pain whenever you bought a game on vacation and waited all week to get home to play it. :D

  • Yeah, you can. It played regular CDs. It wasn't my first player though....I got a CD player sometime in the mid-80s.

    I had a segment I cut from this where I talked about "if this was your first CD player, it probably was nice to be able to hook speakers up or use it alone in the corner of your room." Hee hee.

  • It does seem a bit odd they made the unit detachable, but not add a battery compartment, even more so NEC, TT or any third parties made a battery adaptor for it, as I bet a lot of kids were sold on having a portable CD player and a add-on to their console.

    Oh, can you use the CD add on via the TG's RF port?

  • Damn Your so lucky I want one for ever but they are really expensive now

  • Definitely comes in handy when you bought stuff as it was released. Saved me a few bucks. Though it was pretty expensive then...you know? Hee hee.

  • Lol I was not born When It came out

  • LOL! Ouch!

    Speak up sonny, I can't hear you! :)

  • 5 Stars. Excellent.

  • Thanks! :)

  • Another great(and funny) vid my friend!

  • Thanks for watching, as always my friend! :)

  • YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

    Thank you Chris! You answered my prayers! This topped off a perfect day. A Bucci vid, and 80 degree weather= GOD status in my eyes. U rock man!

  • LOL! I love this comment. I'm printing it and putting it on my wall! :)

    Thanks!

  • Anytime dude! Since i'm outta school for summer, i have all day to watch ur vids(i like the darkwing duck review in particular) and as long as u reign supreme as gameroom master, i'll be there 2 watch.

  • Woo! Sweet!

    Hmm, guess not everyone agrees. I just noticed my DWD review was knocked down a 1/2 star. Sniff. Hee hee!

    Thanks again!

  • Don't worry Chris! I'll keep givin it a 5! Bastards don't know what good entertainment is obviously.

  • LOL! :)

  • Hearing the CD music and seeing the real video for the first time was just jaw dropping back in the early 90's. Cool vid.

  • Damn skippy!  :)

  • Anyways, I can't find one of these puppies on eBay...

  • Dammit, I REALLY want a TG-CD but they're soo expensive. Oh well, one day. I love my TG-16 just as it is anyway