PC-FX Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description
The PC-FX was NEC's 32-bit sequel to its PC Engine (US:TurboGrafx 16). The PC-FX only used CDs as opposed to the PCE's (TG16) use of HuCards(it did have a CD peripheral, though). What's unusual about the PC-FX is its computer-like design. It stand upright like a tower computer while most other consoles lay flat. The controller resembled the Sega Genesis's in shape, only with more buttons. Another interesting feature was its 3 expansion ports, as expansion ports are relatively underused in consoles and therefore their inclusion increased the price without offering a great deal to the end user.Also, the PC-FX was not designed to be a 3D system like most other 32-bit consoles. Rather, it focused on FMV (Full Motion Video) and 2D graphics.
The main genre of game released for this system was Japanese Dating Simulation games.
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