Top 50 PC Engine CD / Turbografx CD Games of All Time (Commentary Version)

[@dawsoncjames]

thought i'd lost my mind during Rainbow Island. I was looking for the other instance of the video playing in some other tab. :P

[@REDDF1VE]

same ;)

[@pfergusovegas]

Mee Too!

[@ROMBomb001]

Thank you for making this! I'm just now getting into the PCE and this introduced me to a number of games I would have missed. Cheers!

[@AnthonyRiddle]

I've only been playing Turbo Grafix 16 games for about two years, and it quickly became my favorite retro console. The games are really bright and colorful and the controls are always spot on. Idk how it didn't do better outside of Japan. It has a phenomenal library of games, and the very best shoot em ups there ever was. I'm addicted to Blazing Lasers and Sapphire

[@Artsyca]

I have the original Turbo hardware, and the portable version, the turbo express and I honestly thought I had almost every game there was.. Keith Courage, R Type, Splatterhouse and Devil's Crush. I had no idea there were actually so many games.

[@ultralance]

In short, it did poorly in USA due to bad marketing and, to a lesser extent, poor choices of games to localize. Best example off top of head for latter is the pack-in title they gave us here in the west - Keith Courage in Alpha Zones. In Japan, it's based off some anime, so they changed the whole game's story. Which, honestly, could be fine, if it was a great game. But... it's just not. It's not like, LJN bad (or Darkwing Duck bad if sticking to TG16 games for reference), but it is very mediocre. Bonk's Adventure or Blazing Lazers would've been a much better choice. As for bad marketing... just google Johnny Turbo. lmao

[@AnthonyRiddle]

@@ultralance I always thought The Legendary Axe was the perfect pack in game for the TG16

[@random_an0n]

cause bonk and keith courage was cringe compared to sonic and mario,also the advertizing campaign of the tg16 was mega cringe google johnny turbo comic

[@Tommi1981]

I think Bonk is better in many ways than Mario and Sonic. I understand it doesn't appeal to the masses the same way. It's too japanese spiritual :) Mario was great imo​@@random_an0n

[@TheAlphaOmegaX3]

Nice list! Yep PC Engine is my third favorite console of all time. So many good games. I like hearing you talk about your choices. Far more interesting. Thanks for uploading!

[@jenna943]

Classic Modern Gaming what’s the top two?

[@liefacts3000]

I always find myself rewatching your commentary videos. Thumbs up

[@colinparrino5476]

You're content has grown so much since I first found you. Keep it up man!

[@TELEDRMUNDO]

This is a great list because you're obviously not biased with regards to game genres. Very informative, thanks.

[@fungus_am0nguz644]

Hey Juganawt, thank you for all these list. I love em and have discovered because of you a ton of new games to play. I just finished Rondo of Blood (best castlevania game of all time imho). Im also playing Snatcher on Sega CD and man what a game. Anyways thank you for doing in these. Keep em coming.

[@Kandorri]

I love throwing on the commentary vids every now and then, keep it up mate!

[@mattpurvis927]

Thanks a million (or 50 at least). Very helpful, very entertaining. "Lemmings is life" - words to live by indeed.

[@scottbaylo]

Dude I haven't heard of a lot of these games! You did a great job with this, and you're not annoying like most gamer channels with all their forced "comedy", or feeling like you have to fill every fucking second with mindless banter... THANK YOU!!!

[@4g1vn]

Awesome top 50! 👍🏼

[@9ElevenGamer]

Great video man, I've actually watched it before, but I never left a comment of gratitude, so here it is, ohhh yeah!

[@DrKringle1968]

Outside of Rondo of Blood and Ys, I didn't really know any other good TGCD games. Cool vid man.

[@RetroGames4K]

Nice video, Beyond Shadowgate looks amazing...

[@marceltiel7919]

Great...still able to squeeze out many games I never heard of, and even one I'm putting on my PSVita/ retroarch...Riot Zone...so amazing how fresh a game can still be after about nearly 30 years... From another source on youtube I also found Last Alert to be really worthwhile checking out...

[@time2playpixelst2pp69]

Awesome compilation, thank you so much for this video 👍👍

[@bananonymouslastname5693]

Great video. A few that would've made my own list... Gradius II Macross 2036 L-Dis Last Alert Final Zone II Ys III Cosmic Fantasy 2 Dungeon Explorer II What a fantastic console.

[@yakkowarner1990]

I really love your Top Lists videos, keep up the great work dude! If you're still taking suggestions, I would love to see lists for N64 and Sega Saturn games.

[@dauntless78]

i'd have to agree with you on just about everyone. Especially your #1 pick.

[@mscottjohnson3424]

Most of those games Juganawt was blown away by (Neo Geo games, Sapphire) all use the Arcade Card, so they're a step above the Super CD games. Basically, they have an insane amount of RAM for a console of that generation.

[@ShallRemainUnknown]

Yes, it was so awesome that a little machine (smallest home console ever made) that debuted all the way back in 1987 could be upgraded to play truly excellent from conversions of much more expensive Neo Geo hardware that was also a HUGE 3 YEARS NEWER (1990), which was practically an eon in those days with rapid development of computer chips!

[@JetsDuck]

I didn't know Vasteel 2 and Neo Nectaris were understandable without knowledge of Japanese, so I completely overlooked them. Good to know!

[@Juganawt]

after a few minutes of figuring out what the buttons do, they're both quite playable.

[@IoriYagamiX98]

Such an amazing system. Im gonna have to install it back on my desk xD. Together with SNES and NeoGeo, my most beloved posessions

[@idraulinodevasconcelos4374]

Fatal fury special wasn’t known as fatal fury 2 in the West,both games had been released in Japan and in US/Europe.

[@GeordiLaForgery]

I'm new to the turbogfx, really nice vid cheers.

[@avenuePad]

"A butt ton of fun." haha Nice list, though! Love that you are still making videos!

[@GtotheNextLevel]

It's tough for me to decide which version of your video I like more, because I enjoyed your commentary but I know I also want to hear the gameplay a little more like your other vids do. But then again, there are other longplay vids of these games out there I'm sure that I could track down too, so I think I vote for your commentary to be on!

[@Jose-vc5ss]

Awesome! I play all your suggestions on my Nintendo DSi on NitrograFX in Twilight Menu😊

[@LuckyPunkProd]

27:20 Uh...accidentally put two audio tracks of yourself talking, did you?

[@Juganawt]

Shit. it seems like Take 1 didn't mute. Oh well. I really, REALLY don't want to re-render this as it crashed my ageing machine 3 times whilst doing it the first time around. Apologies for the cock-up!

[@9ElevenGamer]

I get this happen with Movie Maker "Yeah that's how retro I am" It's a pain in the backside, and it generally isn't anything I've done, that or just a black screen with the audio, I've never understood what causes it.

[@shortbreadhead]

I thought I'd done the same thing! haha

[@azzy2001]

So weird... As soon as I scrolled down and was reading this comment it actually happened!!!

[@X68000Sharp]

Cannot believe you had Download 2 in there, but had no room for Gradius II Gofer!.......It was an amazing port and the only one on a home console for 5 years after, could have also made room for Hellfire S, Zero Wing and the unreleased Space Fantasy Zone. Apart from that, great Vid!

[@Juganawt]

I steered clear of Space Fantasy Zone as it wasn't officially released and therefore was outside the scope of the video. For me, Gradius II is never as much fun as Parodius. It's fine and dandy and all, but I wouldn't class it as one of my favourites, especially as there are bundles of more entertaining shooters on the system. Hellfire S and Zero Wing are Toaplan shooters, and there's just something in their shooters which always seems lacking. Can't quite put my finger on it, but it just doesn't gel with me.

[@RetroGames4K]

The Dysnastic hero is called like that because Sega has the rights of the name Wonderboy and the Character, that's why they change the name and character. With adventure Island Happens the same...

[@hdrgb]

Great video with awesome spacing between games: short and sweet.

[@willpablo]

Very nice selection dude

[@TurboGamer_Andre]

thanks man, great job!

[@JoeBee9]

Thanks for the list. Setting up Retroarch on my iPhone as it was just released on the app store recently so I'm looking for good games across all platforms including ones like TG16 CD which I may have overlooked. Retroarch is tricky to set up but totally worth it once you get it going.

[@skins4thewin]

Lol I dunno who NEC hired to do their ads but they didn't have a clue. They were clearly some old men who didn't understand the first thing about kids or what appealed to them.

[@RealziesCuts]

Savage series in action once again 💫🏆 The 16 bit was the greatest era of home gaming 🛋🦍🥇

[@Inserta25pelas]

¡Thanks!, I'm discovering PC engine CD and it has been very helpful to me.

[@WEHRWILL]

Respekt, Götzendiener ist perfekt ausgesprochen worden! 💪

[@Superdimensional]

You’re crazy rating Cotton higher than Lords Of Thunder, but great video 👍🏻👍🏻

[@akhandtripathipyz9888]

Amazing list bro

[@thegreathadoken6808]

I've scrolled past those Neo Geo fighting games that are on the TBGFXCD many times thinking "well they're gonna suck, what's the point". Not anymore. I'll be procuring those games ASAP. How on Earth did the developer do it?!

[@ignaciogodoy7095]

Wow all the games looks very good for that generation of console, looks like Neo Geo quality.

[@FrikiNAUER]

PC Engine CD list, i wait it loooong time. Thanks :)

[@iantod1975]

Got a duo for Christmas in the early 90s. I am forever mystified. Just found out it plays pc engine disc... trying to figure out a Japan collection. My wife gave me ps5 for Christmas. (Married the right woman) more interested in my duo. So weird... So epic... birth of Ys. Finishing 8, own 9. Duo is a masterpiece. Lords of the rising sun, not a duo specific may be my favorite game of all time.

[@yandman26]

That Turbo Grafx 16 power up video is fuckung awesome. I own that actual tape.

[@enriqueceretti1826]

Man, great job pronouncing those Japanese names. I don't know if you nailed them, but nice!

[@Juganawt]

I probably didn’t nail them fully. I tried though!

[@djou007]

4 in 1 cd. Can you give us cheat code for Bomberman please

[@Juganawt]

On the menu where you choose your game, press up, right, down, left, II button. You’ll hear a sound and Bomberman will load up

[@djou007]

@@Juganawt thanks 🙏

[@invision96]

Your Japanese is excellent! Keep up the good work on one of my favorite systems!

[@fthprodphoto-video5357]

Jim power doesn’t have the parallax scrolling in the background unlike the SNES version

[@felipegcs]

I wondee how did they manage to achieve the zoom effect on Fatal Fury Special. In the SNES port the effect seems to be simulated by collapsing the tiles to the center 1-2 pixels when the character goes to the background. But here fue effect looks better. True scaling?

[@Juganawt]

Felipegcs from what I can tell, it's not true scaling. I don't know for sure but it seems like this version uses the same technique as on the SNES port, but the higher quality sprite work makes the effect look much closer to the original game's scaling effects.

[@ShallRemainUnknown]

I believe they adjusted the resolution on the fly as part of the scaling effect. The Turbografx /PCE had very versatile/programmable resolutions, and could run games full-speed with very few (if any) compromises in "middle" (or even higher) resolutions. Other games like Afterburner used some software scaling effects (the aircraft carrier at takeoff, and large refueling plane), for comparison.

[@thefifthdoctor6780]

Thank god for my super sd system

[@zerocool1ist]

lol those commercials look like they stole the background to the entrance of saved by the bell.

[@shortbreadhead]

vasteel 2 looks like a futuristic fire emblem! I only started looking into turbografx games TODAY, it's something I always overlooked and oh what a mistake that has been, these look like games I would have grown up loving, as a kid though it was down to my parents so I went straight from the amiga and gameboy to the mega drive, so it's just the luck of the draw, but I'm going to be tracking down some of these classics!

[@Alianger]

Solid list. Personally would rank Lords of Thunder and Spriggan 1 higher.

[@krathoon2338]

I just found a modded Turbo Duo R on eBay. I went ahead and bought it. To good to pass up. It is region free and has S-Video.

[@krathoon2338]

It would be great if you posted a list of the games in the header.

[@Syringes26]

What's up Juganawt?! I was hoping you would do a Nintendo DS version of top games. It would be much appreciated.

[@Chris-Courage]

Not sure if anyone brought this up, but the North American chip version of r-type is also the complete game. It's only the Japanese version that was split into two cards as I guess memory was too expensive at that time. I actually prefer this version as the soundtrack on the complete CD kind of ruins it for me.

[@johanndysen4924]

Mi amado Castlevania está en la lista!!!!

[@DrKringle1968]

¡Hola! Yo soy estadounidense pero estoy estudiando español. ¿Cómo difícil es encontrar los videojuegos del Turbografx-16 o Turbografx CD en America Latina (o España, si usted vive allá)?

[@johanndysen4924]

Un primo tiene la consola... Me tardé un poco más de año y medio en devolversela...

[@johanndysen4924]

Y creo que compró la consola del exterior...

[@yandman26]

Classic Turbo Grafx adverts and info tapes are absolutely fucking awesome. No cri ge at all.

[@elmono8894]

can I givie you a little tip? let the name of the game (at least on a corner) I watch this videos mostly to make list about what games a wanna hunt, its kinda annoying to have to go back and forwards to watch the title of the game. By the way you have a very good gaming taste

[@Juganawt]

Mario Semiglia I’ll bear that in mind for the next ones. Thanks for the feedback

[@jordanbenson2980]

'ill apologise for what im subjecting you to' (video proceeds to play) Me: Subscribe

[@marcretro]

thanks just scored a duo rx

[@PolymerJones]

what are the titles

[@thuggeegaming659]

What? Since when was Jim Power for the PC Engine unfinished? I think you're thinking of the Genesis version, that was unfinished and never released until somewhat recently.

[@Juganawt]

Unfortunately due to a rushed development, the port suffered some bugs affecting player movement that, particularly relating to the way Jim jumps and falls, which are not evident in any other version of either Jim Power game. Certain direction inputs cancel Jim’s movement mid-jump, leading him to stop dead in his tracks and drop like a stone. Jim can often get stuck in platforms when trying to jump repeatedly in quick succession. There’s also some collision detection issues between the player and platforms, items and enemies. It’s clear that most of the development time was spent on audio and video presentation rather than QA, and feels unfinished and unpolished as a result. I still really enjoy the game nonetheless, though.

[@thuggeegaming659]

@@Juganawt I just tested it, and compared it with the Amiga version, and I see what you mean. It's unfortunate, but the PC Engine version is still very playable. The Genesis/SNES/DOS version is actually an updated version of the game was a number of changes. Overall I'd say the best versions are the finished Genesis and Amiga versions. The SNES version has a horrible reverse parallax effect to produce a pseudo 3D effect with some glasses, but it's nauseating inducing with or without them. Luckily there's a romhack that fixes this.

[@chrislaivier8459]

By restricting yourself to english language and CD only titles I value your video much more than the rest here on YT. In most cases the CD counterpart of a Hucard game has no real benefits other than better music. It just doesn't justify the price tag nor the disk space needed to own these imo. I'd probably go even further and leave out the ports entirely, unless it's a port that is on par if not better than the original arcade game (a must have exclusives list basically). I know of AoF and Fatal Fury for about a year only, but damn, they're both the BEST ports on ANY system available at the time. Knowing the Turbo's specs I couldn't even believe it at first, because it's basically EXACT copies (minus the health bars ofc) and just as good as the originals. Just... how ? PS: Thanks for Nexr btw, hadn't heard of it yet. Btw, do you know of any fan translations or language patches for japan only PCE-CD's that would make it worth to buy ?

[@Juganawt]

I would love to see a translated version of Snatcher for the PCE-CD, but, to my knowledge, translated games for the machine are few and far between.

[@chrislaivier8459]

@@Juganawt Ah well... too bad. Why the PCE-CD version of Snatcher though ? Because it's the least censored version ? I'd prefer a Saturn or PS1 translation actually, but afaik the project over at Junkers HQ has not made much progress since their announcement. PS: The prices for the Sega CD / MEGA CD versions went through the roof btw, starting at 500€ and 700$ for a used copy. What the actual F*** ? E: Confusing systems again... I suppose MSX2 and PC-88 are identical ?

[@nyastclair8174]

Damn that Facebook Messenger sound clip! Damn it to hell! I thought someone actually wanted to talk to me :(

[@Juganawt]

Nya Stclair my bad! Eh, occasionally external audio gets missed in the edit. Sorry for getting your hopes up

[@sparcx86channel42]

I had to check if my youtube was on 720p

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Chiki Chiki Boys, i love that game, very cutesy but a great action game to get your arcade style game on! though i dont know what the difference would be to the Genesis/MD version, if any. Exile 1 is on Genesis too, that game definitely requires a hefty amount of grinding but my sister beat it eventually, very unforgiving indeed. funny thing about Forgotten Worlds, it's easily beat in 2-player mode (since you can continue as long as your partner is alive.) but in 1-player it is brutal to beat and so far no luck in solo play, then again i only play it casually. Populous "expansion"? sold american! lol seriously though i love Populous and to know there's another version out there to play i have no need for any other reason to hunt it down. other than that, very good list, surprising that the PC Engine is an 8-bit console.

[@Juganawt]

Chiki Chiki Boys - the PC Engine has one less layer of parallax compared to the Megadrive version, but has more detail in some of the graphics to make up for it. It also has the CD-Audio soundtrack. Exile on Genesis was very similar to the Turbografx original (which is a remake of XZRII on MSX) , except it was heavily censored, with several part of the game cuts for religious overtones and violence (like the burning village, and the Christian Crusaders being renamed). Forgotten Worlds is hard as nails in single player. It's designed as a 2 player co-op, and doesn't reduce the difficulty if you're playing solo. Populous is essentially the same game as the original game, except all of the levels have been changed, and you can choose multiple graphical "skins" for the game. Great fun!

[@StarFox85]

better then amiga👍

[@erict3322]

Just figured out how to run this on the wii I'm so happy!!

[@snoozy04]

27:20 I hear two voices!

[@samcoupe4608KB]

Nemesis flying shark?

[@DoubleNullVoid00]

Would have loved to own one of these!

[@Juganawt]

DoubleNullVoid00 I never owned one when they were popular. I got my Duo-R about 15 years ago, just before they started going for crazy prices on eBay. TBH I only got it originally because I heard Snatcher was available for it, but as I explored the library, I realised what a surprisingly cool console it truly was.

[@RenaissanceOfMankind]

4:18 space jockey Oo

[@bigshrimpn]

Splash Lake belongs in there

[@masterluckyluke]

Everybody who understands japanese should also play Might and Magic Book 1. PC Engine has by far the best version of the game leaving the NES far behind.

[@Juganawt]

If you can understand Japanese, it pretty much triples the available library for the PCECD. There are loads of fantastic RPGs out there for those who can read them.

[@Ralkila]

I was asking myself "why i didn't downloaded the pc engine cd and sega cd sets back in the day" well there are just like 5 or 10 good games on them and 15 combined , holy shit how does these console get even no one to publish on their consoles.

[@danieldega8389]

Muito legais esses jogos. Não conhecia. Parecem 16 bits remasterizados e mais coloridos.

[@thedaveut]

Its 16 bit brother. Love the content though.

[@Juganawt]

It has an 8-bit CPU. It might have a 16-bit GPU, but the brain of the machine is an 8-bit system. The system can only handle 8 bits of information at any one cycle, the remainder of the GPU function gets buffered. If we classified systems by their components instead of their CPU’s, things would get crazy - for example, the Megadrive’s a 16-bit machine because it’s CPU is 16-bit, despite having a 24-bit memory address and having a 32-bit compatible instruction set. If we labelled the PC Engine as a 16-bit machine due to some components being capable of handling 16 bits of data, we’d have to label the Megadrive a 32-bit system by the same standard, and a SNES would be classed a 24-bit system. So, therefore, a PC-Engine/TG16 is an 8-bit system - the most powerful and impressive 8-bit system ever made.

[@thedaveut]

Awe yes. Your right. i stand corrected. Very unique architecture. Way ahead of its time I feel.@@Juganawt

[@skins4thewin]

Honestly tho, the only downfall I can see for this system was the 64 on screen sprite limit which was only half what both the Genesis and SNES were capable of. And considering the types of games that are prevalent on the system, it NEEDED those sprites! The Genesis at least had far worse faults than that.

[@Juganawt]

I think a lot of people forget that the Pc Engine was competing with the Famicom and the Sega Mark III in 1987 at the time of its release and NOT the Megadrive (released a year later in Japan) and the Super Famicom (released 2 years later in Japan). It is an 8bit machine, after all and, technically at least, it blew the nuts off it’s competition. To see it still competing with the 16-bits (and in some ways actually getting better conversions of games) was absolutely astonishing.

[@skins4thewin]

@@Juganawt Indeed, it's quite the powerful console & the fact that it can use nearly it's entire available color palette at once shows why the games are so gorgeously colorful. Another downfall tho was the paltry amount of work RAM it came with. Shame it didn't come with more, although that was rectified with the RAM expansion that the CD add-on units gave it which is when the consoles potential was truly unlocked. Comparing many of the Super & Arcade CD games to the Genesis and SNES, it beats them outright in graphical prowess.

[@deathstrike]

An excellent list from arguably one of the best consoles of the 90s!! But to me, the CD attachment was an utter disaster!!! All the card adapters needed to use some of the games with the CD attachment (think Arcade Card Duo and the Kisado converter) was just ridiculous due to the lack of memory NEC failed to provide (think Nintendo64 years later). Now dont get me wrong, I love a lot of the CD games!! Lords of Thunder and Y's are my favorite. But looking at the architecture of the TG16, it really didnt need the CD, if they would have made an attachment similar to the proposed Coleco Super Games Module and created "Super Games" it would have done a lot better IMHO. Or at the very least, not made the TG/CD attachment and opt to just release the Turbo Duo as an upgrade similar to the XBox One S to the One X.

[@iwonderifthisislegal]

You better not talk about game sack again bro... They have a loyal following and I'm one of them. If Joe says the word will come and get you buddy LOL 🤘🏽😁😁

[@Juganawt]

He'd batter me to death if he decided to use the TC16CD as a walkman / weapon!

[@redinthesky1]

Hmm Gotzendiener looks a bit like The Immortal

[@GreenTeaViewer]

Best console of its time.

[@MVC2fan1]

2:52 You mean Buster Bros/Pomping World/Pang. Super Buster Bros is a second game.

[@elrincondelukas]

I Suscribe your Channel

[@hectorae86]

So...... I see I'm not missing anything by not owning that machine.

[@Tony-ko6ll]

The number 1 game I've never herd of or even played before that's just me though.😎

[@nikolaikalashnikov4253]

I like how you cheated on this list & gave an entire series a spot. I know that sounds sarcastic, but honestly, it's ballzy & definitely out-of-box thinking. When you look at the way a list is normally done by most KZbinrs: It just appears schizophrenic when they spread & sprinkle an entire series thu out the list... And on top of it... When they have zero commentary to justify their opinion... Then it just seems like they just randomly rolled the dice OR picked them out of hat... ...in order to just push a video out for the ad revenue. Your list on the other hand is elegant & refined... ...and I suspect it will stand the test of time...

[@MarquisDeSang]

My #1 is Keith Courage, so I guess we cannot be friend.

[@zomurn]

One like ! for the description fast access list links. Thanks

[@Tobius-cx9bi]

exelent👍

[@chargemank]

KAIZU CHOUJIN SHINBUBIMAN → KAIZOU(remodeling) CHOUJIN(superman) SYUBIBIN (original word) MAN "SYUBIBIN" is difficult to pronounce even for professional Japanese voice actor

[@ddespair]

Can’t believe I’ve gone my whole life without calling lemmings those little green haired bastards!

[@johnlogan8615]

I am frenchi ... My top PC ENGINE ... 1 - SOLDIER BLADE 2 - DRACULA X 3 - SPRIGGAN 4 - PC KID Series 5 - JACKY CHAN 6 - THE GATE OF THUNDER 7 - STAR PARODIA 8 - DEVIL CRASH 9 - FINAL MATCH TENNIS 10 - SUPER STAR SOLDIER 11 - STREET FIGHTER 2 12 - YS BOOK 1 & 2 US 13 - OUT RUN 14 - COTTON 15 - AFTER BURNER 2 16 - RANMA 1/2 Series 17 - NINJA SPIRIT 18 - CORYOON 19 - GUNHEAD 20 - SAPPHIR 21 - PARODIUS DA 22 - PONG PING WORLD 23 - DORAEMON Series 24 - FATAL FURY SPECIAL 25 - VALIS Series 26 - DUNGEON MASTER 27 - F1 CIRCUS Series 28 - NAXAT OPEN 29 - HIT THE ICE 30 - THE DYNASTIC HERO 31 - BOMBERMAN Series 32 - NEXZR CARNIVAL 92 -93 33 - RAYAMBER 3 34 - POPULOUS CD 35 - FINAL BLASTER 36 - DEAD MOON 38 - AERO BLASTER 39 - TERRAFORMING 40 - NEW ADVENTURE ISLAND 41 - NEUTOPIA 1 & 2 US 42 - TIGER HELI 43 - GALAGA 88 44 - VOLFIEV 45 - SON SON 2 46 - LEGEND OF HERO TOMNA 47 - LOOM US 48 - SHADOW OF THE BEAST US 49 - BROWNING 50 - THE SNATCHER (no US ,only Jap but it is too much Thanks

[@Jkoziol72577]

If it was Joe that would be a sega cd in his hands...

[@jakesgamesnat6508]

Exile and Exile 2 don't need any understanding of Japanese to play? Is this true? I figured it being a RPG that it would need a lot of understanding. Can anyone confirm this before I drop money on the NTSC version?

[@Juganawt]

Jake's Games N'At Both Exile and Exile 2 received official USA releases for the TurboGrafX CD. You can play these on a Pc Engine CD if you have a modified console, a flash cart, or a Super CD System 3 add-on unit.

[@jakesgamesnat6508]

I mean I guess the version he was refering to would be the Turbo CD but just curious.

[@jakesgamesnat6508]

@@Juganawt thanks for the quick reply. Looks like a good RPG. Hopefully i can land a copy. Cheers!

[@pilcrow182]

We don't agree on everything, but that was a very respectable list. Personally, I've always hated metroidvania style games, and Daracula X is no exception, so not only would it not be my #1, I doubt it'd even be IN my top 50 if I made one. Ys would definitely be my #1; I've loved every Ys game I've ever played, and it's tied as my favorite game series of all time on ANY system (the other being Namco's Tales series). I really wish Ys IV: The Dawn of Ys got an official English release, but at least there's a 100% complete fan translation patch...

[@prestochango2812]

"Daracula X" is not a metroidvania game, Nick.

[@fevgomeli1951]

Dracula X is a regular Castlevania.