Editing Handheld game console (section)

==== TurboExpress ====
[[File:NEC-TurboExpress-Upright-FL.jpg|thumb|150px|TurboExpress handheld]]
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The TurboExpress is a portable version of the TurboGrafx, released in 1990 for $249.99. Its Japanese equivalent is the [[TurboExpress|PC Engine GT]].

It is the most advanced handheld of its time and can play all the [[TurboGrafx-16]]'s games (which are on a small, credit-card sized media called [[HuCard]]s). It has a 66&nbsp;mm (2.6 in.) screen, the same as the original Game Boy, but in a much higher resolution, and can display 64 [[Sprite (computer graphics)|sprites]] at once, 16 per scanline, in 512 colors. Although the hardware can only handle 481 simultaneous colors. It has 8&nbsp;kilobytes of [[Random-access memory|RAM]]. The Turbo runs the HuC6820 [[Central processing unit|CPU]] at 1.79 or 7.16&nbsp;[[Hertz|MHz]].

The optional "TurboVision" TV tuner includes RCA audio/video input, allowing users to use TurboExpress as a video monitor. The "TurboLink" allowed two-player play. ''Falcon'', a flight simulator, included a "head-to-head" dogfight mode that can only be accessed via TurboLink. However, very few TG-16 games offered co-op play modes especially designed with the TurboExpress in mind.{{clear}}