It's almost hard for me to believe NEC Home Electronics and Hudson Soft launched the PC Engine all the way back on Oct. 30, 1987. I sa...

To be frank, there aren't a whole lot of reasons to buy, own or play the first PC Engine Bomberman title in 2016. In fact, I can only...

Dungeon Explorer is one of those PC Engine (or TurboGrafx-16, if that's how you swing) games I've always wanted to own, always thou...

Of all the old systems I still spend time playing (and still spend money on), the PC Engine probably is the one with the most picked-over ga...

When I went to add the Pac-Land packaging snapshots showcased in my last post to Flickr yesterday, I noticed a bunch of unused ones sittin...

Considering how much I tend to love adorable games, it probably seems weird that I've barely even acknowledged any of the various iterat...

Those of you who use Twitter and who follow me may have caught this tweet I sent out a few days ago: "After a bit of a dry spell, I re...

In a perfect world, this post would include 27 ways to celebrate the 27th anniversary of the PC Engine's Japanese launch day, which occu...

I may not have the best memory in the world, but I'll probably never forget how I felt in the months, weeks and days leading up to the N...

You may wonder why a gaming blog is offering up condolences regarding the sad and untimely death of Swiss artist H. R. Giger yesterday. F...

OK, so I'm pretty sure everyone's answer to the question posed in this post's header is going to be a resounding "no,"...

Those of you who've managed to wade through the latest episode of The Nichiest Podcast Ever already know this (well, if you paid attent...

I was all set to publish a post about something else this morning--such as early impressions of Sayonara Umihara Kawase , which is set to hi...

I've known that the oddly named and designed PC Engine Shuttle system was sold wrapped in some seriously awesome packaging for a while n...

Although I prefer long, illustration-filled instruction manuals when I'm paging through them while sitting on a comfy couch, I prefer sh...

Sadly, the header above doesn't refer to the return of NEC's PC Engine--quite possibly my all-time favorite console--to Japanese sto...