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Growing up in the 80s in Korea, NES wasn't big at all. Early to mid 80s console was mainly dominated by bootleg versions of Sega Master. Then in 1987, the NEC

by pcurve 8y ago

Growing up in the 80s in Korea, NES wasn't big at all. Early to mid 80s console was mainly dominated by bootleg versions of Sega Master. Then in 1987, the NEC PC-Engine (turbographx16) came along and blew everything out of the water with its slick form factor. Then many jumped on the MegaDrive (Genesis). Good old days. :)