There's nothing much to this game but beating up bad guys, and upgrading a sword, and buy bombs. In case you were wondering, there isn't armor, or helmets, or like that to upgrade, only your sword is upgradeable and buy some bombs. Besides all the upgrading and dorky story line, it's a great game.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Keith Courage in Alpha Zones
There's nothing much to this game but beating up bad guys, and upgrading a sword, and buy bombs. In case you were wondering, there isn't armor, or helmets, or like that to upgrade, only your sword is upgradeable and buy some bombs. Besides all the upgrading and dorky story line, it's a great game.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Pac-land

Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Final Lap Twin

If you ever played Pokemon Blue or Red, it is similar to this game when you are looking for pokemon in the grass, cave, etc, but instead when your not in a town, racers will come out, to race you (of course), when you win the race you'll get some cash to buy better parts for your car. Also like Pokemon, there are some hidden items you can not see, characters inside houses tell you where some of them are.
The Body, Fuel, Tires, Motor, and Wings are the parts of your car you can upgrade. The purpose of the Body is that it makes it easier to escape your enemies. The Fuel increases the amount of time you can use "Turbo", in order to use Turbo in a race press Up on the D-pad. The better the Tires the better tour not going to slide off to the side of the road while taking corners. The Motor is an obvious part, it'll increases your max speed. The Wings improves the ability to jump and increases the duration of your flights. So keep in mind what these parts do while your buying new parts, I suggest that you buy the tires first cause if you have a better motor than your tires, you'll be biting every corner you ever come across.
Mind you this is just the quest mode of Final Lap Twin, there is a Grand Prix mode were there is only just racing, so if your just looking for a quick race or two this is what you should play.
Sunday, June 7, 2009
TurboGrafx-16

Another great thing about TG-16 is that it has an extension slot for the TurboGrafx-CD, making Turbo Grafix the first console that uses CDs as a format of gaming. Monster Lair (Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair) and Fighting Street (Street Fighter) were the initial TurboGrafx-CD titles.
Thats the biggest reason why I love about TG-16 is that it's very upgradeable, same goes with SNES and Sega Genesis, not like todays gaming, you didn't have to run out to get a entirely different model of the exact console cause it has more features. But sad to say, NEC didn't really made it far, most of the time you would of heard "Nintendo VS. Sega", not "Nintendo VS. Sega VS. NEC", I am not sure why TG-16 wasn't a great success, but it was a pretty fun console. Although I didn't have any extensions for TG-16 and have a few Hu-Card cartridges, I thought it was a great console, some of the games I though was great was Final Lap Twin, Pac-Land, and Keith Courage in Alpha Zones.
Introduction to GameSquires NEC Gaming page
Welcome to my NEC Gaming blog, I will be discussing gaming consoles like TurboGrafx-16 and TurboExpress. NEC is short for Nippon Electric Company, and since they work with different electronics, lets just focus on NEC gaming in this blog. As I have said already, I'll be talking about NEC's consoles, games and accessories. Enjoy :D
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