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HISTORY OF THE PC ENGINE SOFTWARE BIBLE |
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This all started out in 1997 with a photocopied fanzine called 'The PC Engine Bible'. It was an A-Z listing of many of the games I had played, or knew of, either from memory or using a handy little reference book I picked up from a Japanese bookshop in London (which listed almost every game that had been released up to the end of 1992). The fanzine eventually developed into a simple online version, and has since been through several iterations. Including the original paper copy, this is now version 5 of the list, and is the most accurate and comprehensive to date. A site like this is never completed, and I will continue to add new videos, reviews, scanned artwork and anything else that may be of interest to the PC Engine community.
Thank you for visiting the site. I hope you find it useful, whether as a guide for future purchases or just a nostalgic trip into your past.
sunteam_paul
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THANKS |
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Thanks must go to all the people who have helped this site over the years, including the following:
Necromancer and OceanBlueKirby for spectacular proof-reading services among other things.
Chris W, Superfamifreak, Glenn Percival,
Fabio,
Ed Parkes,
Damien McFerran,
Eric,
Steve of Base Nectaris
and special thanks to Genki Videogames. |
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All names, images, reviews etc contained within this site are copyright to their relevant owners.
This is purely a fan site and is here for the benefit of the PC Engine community that is still going strong today.
No responsibility can be accepted for the use of this site, or the content of any external links you may find here. |
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