1993 Club Duo Catalog

[vestcoat]

[Black Tiger]

I got this from Radio Shack. Even then I figured that the Macross games and WD's Neo Geo ports would never come out in North America.

[roflmao]

Very cool.

[esteban]

SimEarth in action...



Awesome.

[jayamine]

These scans are great. Can someone send them over to the archive for posterity?

[Tatsujin]

Yeah sure, Hudson did hero tonma..hehe.. nice one.

[SuperPlay]

Thanks for sharing :@)

[Bernie]

Man..  I am sooo beating the shit out of myself...  Glad you kept this stuff man.  Man, the stuff I disposed of over the years.  Im such a dumbass.

[Black Tiger]

Yeah sure, Hudson did hero tonma..hehe.. nice one.

They did as much as Working Designs did the games they published.

[vestcoat]

These scans are great. Can someone send them over to the archive for posterity?

Somebody else was saying they recently scanned this catalog, but I didn't see it on Estaban's page when I checked yesterday before scanning.  If anyone wants to take these and host them, please do.  I can send the originals in a .zip if need be. 

[vestcoat]

I totally crapped my pants when this catalog came in the mail.  I was twelve and had six turbochips at the time; the most graphically impressive being Legendary Axe 2.  Finally, here were the RPGs and advanced graphics I had been waiting for!  Unfortunately, I couldn't afford CD hardware and it seemed Turbochips were being abandoned.  Even so, I saved some money for a Duo over the next year until the realized the system had been discontinued and no one sold it anymore.  I sadly sold my TG16 and didn't get a Duo until '97 when I drove past Games to Go in Richfield, MN and my jaw hit the floor - they had a neon "TurboGrafx16" logo sign in the window!

[esteban]

These scans are great. Can someone send them over to the archive for posterity?

Somebody else was saying they recently scanned this catalog, but I didn't see it on Estaban's page when I checked yesterday before scanning.  If anyone wants to take these and host them, please do.  I can send the originals in a .zip if need be. 

PM sent.   It may be redundant, but it doesn't hurt to have as many original scans as possible.

I totally crapped my pants when this catalog came in the mail.  I was twelve and had six turbochips at the time; the most graphically impressive being Legendary Axe 2.  Finally, here were the RPGs and advanced graphics I had been waiting for!  Unfortunately, I couldn't afford CD hardware and it seemed Turbochips were being abandoned.  Even so, I saved some money for a Duo over the next year until the realized the system had been discontinued and no one sold it anymore.  I sadly sold my TG16 and didn't get a Duo until '97 when I drove past Games to Go in Richfield, MN and my jaw hit the floor - they had a neon "TurboGrafx16" logo sign in the window!

I think we would all want that neon TG-16 sign right now!

[Sparky]

love seeing stuff like this, i still have old clippings from sears, radioshack & toyrus flyers of games & systems i wanted when i was a broke kid, my own personal wish list <<blush>>

thanks for sharing, I am making stickers of that back cover of drool and bonky

[vestcoat]

I think we would all want that neon TG-16 sign right now!

One of the owners is still in the used game store biz and I see him once a year or so.  I'll see if he still has it.

[esteban]

I think we would all want that neon TG-16 sign right now!

One of the owners is still in the used game store biz and I see him once a year or so.  I'll see if he still has it.

Don't tease. I'll totally buy it.