Computer and Video-game Collection
NEC Turbo Duo
NEC Turbo Duo Console
So here you can see the U.S.version Turbo Duo, "Multimedia CD-Rom Entertainment System", with three joy-pads, the five player interface (if you don't have it, the console itself can only connect to one pad!) and the respective packagings and manuals.
Here you can see the HuCARD slot, and what the cards look like.
And here is a picture of the CD drive. It was also available as external unit add-on for the normal PC-Engine console. Of course you can play audio CD's on it as well.
The console has to be modified to play HuCARDs from different countries (so: U.S. model can only play U.S. cards). Mine had this nice switch on its back. CD based games had no region protection.
The Super CD-ROM² System Version 3.00 boot screen. As you can see Hudson Soft was deeply involved.
GAMES
The japanese HuCARDs get delivered in jewel cases. The CD based games usually came with obi strips, but I never had one of them even.
Ai Chō Aniki
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Arcade Card DUO
For use with Arcade CD's
Bomber Man '93
HuCARD
Bomber Man '94
HuCARD
Chō Aniki
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Columns
HuCARD
Devil Crash
HuCARD
Dungeon Master Theron's Quest
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Gambler Jiko Chuushinha Mahjong Puzzle / CD-ROM² System
Klax
HuCARD
Kyuukyoku Tiger
HuCARD
Lemon Angel Mahjong
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Motoroader MC
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Panic Bomber
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Puyo Puyo CD
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Ranma ½ Datō, Ganso Musabetsu Kakutō Ryū / SUPER CD-ROM²
Ranma ½ Toraware no Hanayome
CD-ROM² System
Shanghai II
CD-ROM² System
Shanghai III: Dragon's Eye
CD-ROM² System
Skweek
HuCARD
Slime World
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Super Raiden
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Tengai Makyō Deden no Den
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Ten no Koe Bank
ROMRAM HuCARD
Toilet Kids
HuCARD
Tokimeki Memorial
SUPER CD-ROM² System
Yawara!
SUPER CD-ROM² System
The U.S. released HuCARDS and CD games get delivered in "real" boxes. I only have low quality scans left of some of the games I used to have.
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Left: Bomber Man - Middle: Galaga '90, which was called "Galaga '88" in japan - Right: Time Cruise, which was called "Time Cruise 2" in japan.