I've been thinking of selling my copy of Order of
The Griffon. In 93 I bought it new and played thru
twice. Nowadays I can't get into it. Should I hang onto
it and come back at a later time?<br><br>Mark_III

Turbo Duo with box<br>Turbo duo (New) with 6
games<br>TG16 controller<br>Turbo grafx products tape<br>Lords
of Thunder T-shirt <br>Hudson Music CD from several
turbo games <br>------------- <br>Security bits and bit
holder (1 bit opens up systems for repairs and the other
opens game carts) <br>------------------ <br>Turbo game
manuals<br>Talespin<br>Pac land<br>Boxy boy case and manual
<br>--------------------- <br>Turbo games (chip only)<br>fantasy zone<br>jj
and jeff<br>bloody wolf<br>tiger road<br>legendary
ax<br>dungeon explorer<br>battle royale<br>**takin it to the
hoop<br>**keith courage<br>**world class
baseball<br>sidearms<br>world court tennis<br>ordyne<br>sinistron
<br>----------- <br>Turbo chip games w/manual, generic
case<br>Fantasy zone<br>Blazing lazers<br>Sinistron<br>keith
courage<br>tv sports basketball<br>china warrior<br>dragon
spirit<br>jj and jeff<br>victory run <br>----------------
<br>Turbo grafx chip games (complete)<br>Cadash
w/box<br>**Neutopia w/box<br>keith courage<br>dungeon
explorer<br>ninja spirit w/gen case<br>victory run<br>Power
golf<br>Tv sports basketball<br>JJ and Jeff <br>----------
<br>Turbo grafx cd games (complete)<br>Lords of thunder
(new)<br>magical dinosaur tour<br>sim earth<br>sherlock holmes
1<br>sherlock holmes 2<br>Monster Lair<br>Ys 1 and 2
(hold)<br>Fighting street w/box<br>Final zone 2 w/box<br>Gates of
thunder (4-in-1) cd <br>------------ <br>Turbo grafx
import games:<br>Dragon spirit (chip)<br>Ys
IV<br>Brandish<br>Ranma 1/2 (NSCD 0004)<br>Ranma 1/2 (NSCD 2009)<br>Ranma
1/2(NSCD 1006)<br>Spriggan mark 2<br>Advanced VG
<br>Nadia: secret of blue water <br>Far east of eden Ziria
(no manual)<br>Legend of Xanadu (no
manual)<br>Pomping world<br>Gulliver Boy<br>Xanadu 1 and 2
<br>++++++++++++ <br>email to make cash or trade offer

Gouls'n Ghosts, published by Capcom for the Super Grafx system.

What game are the cycle of pics on the left from?

Is Super Raiden hard to find?

Raiden for PCE & Turbo Hu Card.<br><br>Super Raiden for PCE CD.<br><br>As far as
I can tell, the only difference with Super Raiden is the CD music.

So, what versions of Raiden are on Turbo Duo, and what formats (i.e. hucard or
Turbo CD)?

Regardless of which version is closest to the arcade, the PCE(8-bit) version is
still the best port.

They are both pretty much the same game, except, that 2 has the seeker weapon. 
Jag ain't the greatest, but, their are a few games I like on it.

Jaguar is NOT a system I would willingly
put<br>effort into using/emulating... Raiden 2 for PC is
good,<br>but VERY basic. Raiden Project seems to be the
only<br>preminent solution to my prob, cuz Raiden 2 is really
the<br>one I like. Raiden 1 isn't too hot... sorry bout the
condition of my posts, yahoo has been screwing up for me
lately...

visually, the jaguar raiden is excellent, but the
game is harder than it should be, because you can't
see the enemies' shots! the raiden project (psx) is
still the better game, even with the loading time...=^P

I've heard the best Raiden 1 is on the Jag. I
gotta pick it up one of these days. Yeah, the PSX is
pretty faithful, but the music stinks!! I actually like
the Turbochip music better then that, & better then
the Gen & SNES versions as well, but, ofcoarse, Super
Raiden is very well done in my opinion. It's just a
shame that all they added to it, was better music. I
hate when they do that, like with Bonk 3, Altered
Beast, Daisenpu, etc.. Anyways, there's a few good
shooters for PSX. R-types, In the Hunt, Thunder Force
5(assumingly better on Saturn), Raystorm & Raycrisis. Also,
R-type Delta is really cool. It's 2d based. In
otherwords, it's side scrolling rather than 1st person. Oh
yeah, same goes for Einhander. But Saturn & Turbo rule
for shooters. In my opinion, Turbo is better, since,
the newer shooters, they tend to put too much on
screen at once, & it gets confusing!! But, with the
Turbo, they can't put too much on there, without
crashing the system.

oh, My FAV Raiden is a tie between Raiden 2
for<br>PC (Windows 9x), and The Raiden Project
for<br>Playstation. The Raiden project was both arcade ports of
both<br>1 and 2. The down side was, although true to
the<br>arcade game, with slightly remixed music, and a
panarama<br>mode to make the screen fit the TV resolution, it
had<br>1 problem. Between levels there was
MASSIVE<br>load&lt;br&gt;time for game that is so simple... PSX isnt very
good&lt;br&gt;for any 2-D games (although I am glad Capcom
managed&lt;br&gt;Street Fighter Alpha 3 so well on it).

Speaking of Raiden Trad. I have played all 3
16-bit versions, & the Turbo has got to be the best,
espcially if you have Super Raiden, for the music. The only
let down, is it's only 1 player, & no paralax, which
coudl've been done easily, but oh well. Anyways, the SNES
version is probably 2nd best, cuz the music & graphics
are sharper than the Gen, but, the Gen does have some
of the animations on the ground(people, cows, etc),
that the SNES is totally missing, while the Turbo has
all of it, including the shadows of the things that
come up from the ground(example, where the first boss
comes from). The Turbo seems to have the sharest
graphics, plus, all the little details. Thought I would
mention that. Oh yeah, on Duo's, TZD I think still has
some left, unless, they recently sold out. They had a
new shipment in along with TG's & TE's. And on
fighters, the best fighters, along with SF, are Flash
Hiders, Art of Fighting, World Heroes 2, Fatal Fury
Special, Algunos(aside from the music), Advanced VG, &
there's probably a few others. Maybe Asuka 100% Burining
Fest or whatever it's called.

Thanx for all the info! Wow, this club is
great<br>:) Yes, I can imagine you'd need a multiread
CDROM<br>(or any CDRW, cuz those are multiread by nature) to
run CD games on an emulator. You must keep in mind
all those game discs use "Mixed Mode" so it's
slightly harder to copy, and easier to make games for the
system hardware.

Well, if you're not too far away from big apple,
you can visit one of our member's store (he manages
it)<br><br><a href=http://www.multimedia1.com
target=new>http://www.multimedia1.com</a><br><br>It has everything from Game &
Watch to newest
stuff.<br><br>or you can try my friend's
store<br><br><a href=http://www.ravenvideogames.net
target=new>http://www.ravenvideogames.net</a><br><br>He might even have a new US
Duo and the store has
plenty of hucards (TurboGrafx)

Well Magic Engine is a good alternative to a
Trubo Duo cause my Duo is weird in that sometimes it
works fine and other times it just crashing. Here's a
brief list of games that I have gotten to work on Magic
Engine. There's probably more but that is all I can think
of at the moment.<br><br>Y's 1 and 2<br>Y's
3<br>Burai 2<br>Cotton<br>Lords of Thunder<br>Dragon Slayer
Legend of Heroes 1<br>Dragon Slayer LEgend of Heroes
2<br>Brandish<br>Langrisser<br>Macross Eternal Love Song<br>One of the FEOE
can't
remember which one<br>Dracula X

I have sold CDR's to a guy that uses Magic Engine
and here's a tip he told me about. When you play a CD
for the first time, Magic Engine scans the entire
disc and stores the information where each track
resides on that disc. Now if you go and put a CDR in or
had previously played a CDR and try to play an
original, the two discs could be just a little different
and Magic engine won't play it. All this information
is stored in a file called log.txt. To fix this just
go to the Magic Engine directory and delete the
log.txt file and this forces Magic Engine to "look again"
at the CD and store all the info anew. Hope this
might help some of you with your problems.

Another thing is, imperfect PCE cdr's, where the
burning software screwed up the 4 sec gap and the tracks
don't play on a Duo system... -will play correctly on
Magic Engine.<br><br>Also, those of you who've had
trouble running Duo cd's on Magic Engine, -the biggest
hurdle is your CD-ROM. If its shitty, it'll have trouble
reading alot of the games.

Well, does anyone know a good supplier of Turbo
Duos (American Turbo Duo all-in-one system)? And does
anyone know how capable the Hu Card emulation is? I am
seriously conciding Turbo Duo because between the Hu Cards
and the CDROM, it had tons of great games. The only
big disappointment is that the Street Fighter 2 on it
was only for Japanese hu card... But no worries, I
own Marvel vs Capcom 2 and Capcom vs SNK :) very
happy street fighting, and Rival Schools 2 is about to
be released on Dreamcast. Thanx for that list of
shooters for SNES. I tried Raiden Trad (more or less a
port of Raiden 1 to snes) but the IRQ conflict this
Compaq peice of crap my grandpa owns prevented
ACCEPTABLE use. I am working on building my own PC right
now. Athlon 1ghz, 128 meg DDR ram, Geforce 2 GTS with
TV out, 8x DVD, 12x10x32x CDRW with burn proof,
Soundblaster 128 (cuz it was free, will upgrade later), ATA100
30 gig IBM HD, and Road Runner cable modem service
to top it all off. All this, with a few extra
touches, a decent printer/scanner and it's only $1200 or
so. Any how... no clue why I decided to speak about
that, but within 2 weeks, i will have my computer
finished. If anyone has any other good suggestions for
Turbo Duo ROMs, SNES roms, and Win2k compatible PC
games, speak up, please. You have all been a great help.
thank you very much.

You'll be surprised to know that some CDRs work with Magic Engine, while the
original CDs don't

Well, if you're looking for some good SNES
shooters, I'd have to recommend these:<br><br>Gradius
III<br>Axelay<br>R-Type III: The Third Lightning<br>Macross Scrambled
Valkyrie<br>Space Megaforce<br><br>Some others that are decent, but
not quite up to the level of the ones I
listed:<br><br>Super E.D.F.<br>Super R-Type<br>Darius Twin<br>Super
Nova<br>Biometal<br>Thunder Spirits<br><br>Steer clear of Phalanx, though...
*ugh*

Yep, believe it or not but out of the 15+ scds & one arcade cd I had none would
work in magic engine.

When did the price drop from 35 to 15 dollars for magic engine?

Does Magic Engine run in on the Windows NT Kernal
(Windows NT/2000/XP)? That's why I value SNES9x. It's a
beautiful emulator. I love those old school games, and
Turbo Duo would be great to emulate, but sinse I don't
waste my time on Windows 9x (95,98,98se, Millenium) it
MAY cause some... "complications". If anyone has
massive details of Magic Engine, please enlighten me

*Bored? Lonely?<br>*Then check out the new look
PC ENGINE SOFTWARE BIBLE!<br>*Now located at:
www.pcengine.co.uk<br>*Over 140 new screenshots added (count 'em)!<br><br>The
PC Engine Software Bible - Better than a case of
crabs!

I'd say it's well worth $15 to get the emulator,
some CD games don't work on computers with this
emulator, however.<br><br>The best site to download
Turbo/PC-E, SNES, and Genesis/MD roms is Edge Emu, come take
a look:<br><br><a href=http://www.edgeemu.com
target=new>http://www.edgeemu.com</a><br><br>You'll
be stuuned with the roms they have

I've check Yahoo Japan auction site and I thought
some of you might be
interested.<br><br><a href=http://page2.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/b7985282
target=new>http://page2.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/b7985282</a><br><br><a
href=http://page3.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/c3097607
target=new>http://page3.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/c3097607</a><br><br>Yes,
each auction has 100 hucards and the seller will
ship abroad, come take a look.

The only Turbo CD emulator, and the only console
emulator at all with CD-ROM support, -is Magic
Engine.<br><br>Its also the best PCE/Turbo emu period. You can
download the free demo that only limits gameplay to 5 min
at a time at magicengine.com<br><br>The full
version(key) is only $15.

Hey, Recently, it's been broguth to my attention
that with Windows 2000/XP (virtually the same OS) most
Windows 9x/ME games wont work. All of my Sega PC games
(other than Sonic 3D Blast, and Sega Rally 2, both of
which Sega can keep lol), and my other retro games wont
work... Raiden 2, possibly Puzzle Fighter PC, Darious
Gaiden, etc... I was curious if anyone knew any REALLY
good 2-D space scrolling shooters for SNES (as SNES is
the most effectively emu'd system as of now in
Win2k/XP). I already know most of the best puzzle games
(Puyo Puyo, Tetris, Tetris Attack, etc, etc). Any other
good games I should be mad aware of (obscure, but
awesome Japanese games, maybe)? Does anyone know anything
about Turbo Duo emulation, and if any (including
PAY-FOR emulators) have Turbo Duo CD support?