The bold, striking PC-FX Launch Poster (2600x1567 .jpg) ▼ highlights the first wave of titles available for the NEC's new console when it was released on December 23, 1994 for ¥49,800 (~$485.00 US).
LEFT TO RIGHT: Team Innocent, Battle Heat, Neo Generation II FX, Deep Blue Fleet (3.31.1995). Additional titles listed in text include Return to Zork (5.27.1995)…
Three launch titles were available on December 23, 1994 for the PC-FX. Of the three, Team Innocent and Battle Heat had received the most press coverage since they appealed to the broadest audience. Interestingly, Neo Generation II was simultaneously released for both the PC-FX and the PCE (SCD+ACD) on 12.23.1994. A few months later, the second wave of PC-FX titles were released: All Japan Female Pro Wrestle—Queen of Queens and Mahjong Goku Tenjiku (3.24.1995), Deep Blue Fleet (3.31.1995) and Tengai Makyou Karakuri Kakutouden (7.28.1995).
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PRINCESS MAKER…▲
The mosaic tile is a nice touch. Princes Maker included a Guide Book and 3-inch Drama CD…
DETAIL: The DUO-RX shipped with a 6-button controller that was remarkably similar to that of the PC-FX. However, the cluttered array of turbo (rapid-fire) switches on the DUO-RX pad creates a far messier aesthetic than the clean PC-FX controller (with two simple switches)…
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