I wonder if anyone else out there even had a TurboGrax-16!

Released in 1990, the Turbo Express was unique among portable systems in that it was the only portable system that consisted of the same basic hardware and played the exact same games as their main console.

If only a few more people actually owned a TG-16, they probably could have experienced this gem of a game

Most non Japanese people missed out on great games because the TG-16 was not a hit in NA or Europe

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