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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Japanese cover
Format: HuCard
Megabits: 4
Genre: Action
Players: 1
Catalog #: NC90002
Release Date: 04/03/1990
Original Price: 6800 yen
U.S. Cover
Format: HuCard
Megabits: 4
Genre: Action
Players: 1
Catalog #: TGX04001
Front box
cover
Back box cover
TurboChip
Two page PC Engine ad (plus translation)
Screenshot of the menu on the Turbografx-16 Mini
Scans of Japanese PC Engine Manual (from Patrick
Haber)
| PC Engine HuCard | Cover
| Pages 1-2 | Pages
3-4 | Pages 5-6 | Pages
7-8 | Pages 9-10 | Pages
11-12 | Pages 13-14 |
Turbografx-16
Manual in PDF format (from evildead2099)
ADVERTISEMENTS:
NEC promo ad, page 1 (courtesy
of Marty Keating)
NEC promo ad, page
2 (courtesy
of Marty Keating)
NEC promo ad, page
3 (courtesy
of Marty Keating)
NEC promo ad, page
4 (courtesy
of Marty Keating)
NEC ad, page
1 (courtesy
of Marty Keating)
NEC ad, page 2 (courtesy
of Marty Keating)
Complete NEC ad
NEC comic ad (courtesy
of turbografx-16.com)
Japanese magazine ad (split w/ Genpei Toumaden)
 NEC brochure and Turbo Edge magazine
courtesy of turbocr1ck3t
Brochure 1
Brochure 2
Brochure 3
Brochure 4
Turbo Edge Ad
Ad (closeup)
Turbo Edge Tips
Tips (closeup)
TurboPlay Magazine Strategy Guide
courtesy of The
TurboPlay Magazine Archives
Cover
Page 12
Page 13
Page 14
Page 15
Page 16
Page 17
Page 18
Page 19
All following scans are courtesy of Marty Keating:
Codes
EGM review
Review by the Cincinnati Post
Guide from TG16 and TurboExpress Secrets 1
Guide from TG16 and TurboExpress Secrets 2
Guide from TG16 and TurboExpress Secrets 3
Guide from TG16 and TurboExpress Secrets 4
Guide from TG16 and TurboExpress Secrets 5
Guide from TG16 and TurboExpress Secrets 6
Guide from TG16 and TurboExpress Secrets 7
Mini Ad poster
Turbo Catalog
Turbo Champ
Turbografx-16 "Critics" ad, pg 1
Turbografx-16 "Critics" ad, pg 2
Video Games & Computer Entertainment, Oct. '90, pg 46
Video Games & Computer Entertainment, Oct. '90, pg 47
Video Games & Computer Entertainment, Oct. '90, pg 92
TurboPlay, Jun.-Jul '90, pg 24
GamePro Jun/Jul '91
GamePro Feb '92, pg 24
GamePro Feb '92, pg 71
Game Rave, May. '99
Game Informer, Jan. '00, pg 94
Game Informer, Jul. '04, pg 134
Game Informer, Mar. '03, pg 108
Game Informer, Mar. '03, pg 109
Nintendo Power, Jun. '07, pg 45
The following scans are courtesy of Eugene Myers:
Gameworld Magazine cover 1990 (Korean, PDF)
Gameworld Magazine, pg. 52-57, 1990 (Korean, PDF)
PC Engine Fan, April 1990:
pg. 24
pg. 25
pg. 26
pg. 27
PCE Works Splatterhouse repro set
From the official site:
"May 18, 2017
CLEAVERS & BROOMSTICKS
This month's double feature focuses on two of the most iconic PC ENGINE titles, SPLATTERHOUSE and MAGICAL CHASE. But instead of just aiming at the PCE renditions of these titles, we went beyond the scope of our regular presentations and created two neat little fan packages, that aren't exclusively aimed at PCE users, but at fans of these two games in general.
Both titles include japanese* HuCards, a black one for Splatterhouse and and a white one for Magical Chase. The included HuCards were provided by TG-16 Mods in Canada. They do great work and you can get in touch with them for all your HuCard needs. (*US-compatible HuCards on request)
The Splatterhouse package combines the japanese HuCard version of the game with the FM Towns conversion (complete with manual and registration card), the arcade-perfect japanese 32-bit Windows version and an additional disc with an emulated PCE version (in case you don't have access to your japanese PCE). Also included is a woven Splatterhouse patch, an collectable enamel pin and a bunch of printed extras.
Magical Chase get you the japanese HuCard version (plus japanese full color manual), the rare japanese 16-bit Windows version and an additional disc with an emulated PCE version for quick access on modern PCs. Also included is an enamel pin, post cards and a double-sided A3 art print with the new art by Nashi.
Due to the limited nature of the extras and the included HuCards, we will only be offering a single batch of these two. One these are gone, there won't be any restock. Double sets include one of our collector's coins and of course a free copy of Alzadick will be included with all orders (while stocks last for both the coins and Alzadick).
(Windows versions of both games have been tested on a number of systems, but compatibility, especially of the japanese windows versions remains limited and basic knowledge about locale emus might be required.)"
Press Release
Boxes
HuCard boxes
Cards
Contents #1
Contents #2
Contents #3
Contents #4
Big box cover
Big box back cover
Big box interior
Jewel case front
Jewel case back
Manual interior
HuCard box interiors
HuCards
PCE Works Splatterhouse repro set reissue
From the official site:
"August 17, 2023
CLEAVERS AND BROOMSTICKS V2
Finally available! Took us only six years to bring you updated re-issues of our Splatterhouse and Magical Chase sets from 2017. For Splatterhouse we added a second HuCard with the brilliant romhack Splatterhouse Chrome and a great looking TG16 version of Magical Chase is now available as well.
The Splatterhouse LE package includes PCE Splatterhouse and Splatterhouse Chrome on separate HuCards as well as the FM Towns version (in its own jewel case complete with manual) and the arcade-perfect japanese 32-bit Windows version. Also included are postcards, a mini-poster and a glow-in-the-dark sticker. “SH Chrome” is a brilliant romhack and the next best thing to a true Splatterhouse arcade sequel.
The Magical Chase LE gets you the japanese PC Engine HuCard version along with the rare japanese 16-bit Windows version. Also included are postcards, a mini-poster, an enamel pin and a shadow box diorama with a wooden frame.
An US Turbografx-16 version of Magical Chase is available separately. Contrary to the original version from 1994, our version comes with a proper case for the HuCard and not just a plastic tray as some of the very late TG-16 HuCard games did. We have an optional acrylic archival box available (just a few though). If you’re in the US, you’re likely getting off cheaper by getting one from CGA/VGA, but for European buyers, this is a nice opportunity, since those are hard to find in Europe.
We have 100 LE sets each available and these won’t be restocked once gone. We also have a few single HuCards of Splatterhouse, Splatterhouse Chrome and Magical Chase (JP) on hand for those of you who prefer those simpler versions. We expect the TG-16 Magical Chase HuCards to sell out rather quickly, but we should be able to restock those in early 2024.
For prices please refer to the PURCHASE link on top of the page. All available editions are listed there and you can use the quick order form under the same link to place an order.
Orders only containing single HuCards (either PCE or TG-16) are expected to ship in early September, while orders containing one or both of the LE sets are expected to ship two weeks later.
(The windows versions of both games have been tested on a number of systems, but compatibility, especially of the japanese 16-bit indows version of Magical Chase remains limited and basic knowledge about locale emus might be required.)"
Press Release
Splatterhouse LE Set
Splatterhouse and Magical Chase LE sets
Splatterhouse and Magical Chase LE sets B
Splatterhouse FMT + HuCards
Splatterhouse FMT + HuCards B
Splatterhouse JP HuCard A
Splatterhouse JP HuCard B
Splatterhouse JP HuCard C
Splatterhouse Chrome HuCard A
Splatterhouse Chrome HuCard B
Splatterhouse Chrome HuCard C
Splatterhouse Chrome HuCard D
Splatterhouse Chrome custom set w/ music CD
CREDITS:
There are no differences between the Turbografx-16 and
PC Engine versions in the credits
Director
Y. Asada
Mr. Yokoyama
Producer
Kazuu
Papaya Payapaya
Editor
Kirifune
Sound Program
T. Kobayashi
Sound
Joshua
Original Music
Chopin
Kawagen
Graphic Designer
Y. Sakakibara
Art
Akumakun
Original Art
M. Ishida
Visual Effect
T. Oda
Special Designed
Daihadan13
Title Designed
Spanky Usukura
Special Artist
Tenkomoriya~N
Special Thanks
Bolero
1988 1990
Namco Ltd.
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