Turbo Express Review

Brief Description:

The Turbo Express was an ultra-portable (hand-held) console that was made by NEC Home Electronics, one of the companies that took part in the making of the TurboGrafx-16. It could mostly just play the exact same games that were on the TurboGrafx, which could be taken as a good or bad thing, whichever you prefer. It was released in 1990.

The Positive Points:

-It came with more controls than all the other hand-helds during it's time

The Negative Points:

-It had a really bad sound system

-It was very problematic, particularly with the screen and sound affects (I know that I already mentioned the sound system previously, but the fact was that whether you're system was broken or not, it still had bad sound. In other words, you could buy a brand new Turbo Express, and the sound will still be bad no matter what)

Innovative: No

Affordability At It's Release (affordability for it's time): Very Expensive

General Public Rating: It's hard to say, I don't see or hear a lot of comments about it

Success: Almost Successful

My Personal Final Rating: Poop (2/6)