Here are the 10 games we most wish were on the TurboGrafx-16 Mini--from five of the rarest (Magical Chase, Bonk 3) to five of the best (Devil's Crush, Legendary Axe).
is the slightly better game, and also rarer, often fetching over $1000 today. Again, it would’ve satisfied a lot of curious players if it was available on the Mini, although the diehard collectors would still be itching for that original HuCard. The game is believed to be owned by Square Enix today, as they long ago acquired its original developer.
The common trend among these rarest of the rare is that they all came out in America in 1993—the last year of the system’s too-short life.Wonder Boy V: Monster World III. That means it’s basically a sequel toThe Dynastic Hero isn’t that rare, but it had a different look and story and benefited from the superior audio capabilities of the Super CD-Rom. Again, its rarity alone would’ve made it a welcome inclusion on the Mini.Japan got a home version of Irem’s arcade platformer in 1991, but it didn’t hit the States until 1993—while the TurboGrafx-16 was going through its final death throes.
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