Was there ever a turbo grafx arcade system?

[Pcenginefx]

A friend of mine sent me these a long time ago... don't think I ever posted them.

[turbogrfxfan]

thats craizins!

[esteban]

I WANT THAT BLAZING LAZERS MARQUEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No, it's not, technically, the greatest work of art (from what I can see), but I want that beautiful piece of gorgeousness!

TRIVIA: The structures in the background look like they are from the second stage of Blazing Lazers, but gray instead of red.

[alexsduo]

WOW!

That pic is so amazing.... I would drive halfway across the country to pick that up!

I didn't mean to get people angry about this thread... Growing up I did not know a single person with a Neo Geo Aes, and only one person with a TG, and he borrowed bonk's adventure, and then sold me a perfect condition express, and then pawned my game for drugs, what a d-bag, but I got a mad hook up on the express!

I think if there were hundreds of those in the 1980/1990s, (like the playchoice nes arcades), they wouldn't even have to have advertised!!!

[Arkhan]

I think this thread needs some photos...

*photos*

[turbogrfxfan]

id like to seemore

[nodtveidt]

Sorry to quote such an old post, but...

Just remember both Nintendo, and Sega were around LONG before arcade/console games...so yes they weren't always "video game companies" (ironically Nintendo was founded as a card company in late 1889) "playing cards"

SEGA has always been about gaming though... the very name, SErvice GAmes (or Standard Games, which was their first name)... they've always been an arcade games manufacturer... of course, they produced games before games had screens so they were technically not always 'video' game producers, but SEGA was built around electronic gaming.