PC Engine Core Grafx

The PC Engine Core Grafx, a refined version of the original PC Engine console, released in 1989. It’s essentially a stripped-down version of the PC Engine, with the same HuC6280A processor and 2MB of RAM, but with a more compact design and improved RF output. The Core Grafx was a great entry point for new gamers, offering a range of iconic games like R-Type, Pac-Land, and Splatterhouse. Its simplicity and affordability made it a great console for retro gaming enthusiasts, and it’s still cherished today for its nostalgic value and impressive library of games.