Collection: PC Engine

What does a PC Engine cost?

On this shelf today, consoles run about $119–$1,090 (most sit near $175), HuCard games $11–$220 (most near $24), and accessories $8–$150. Prices are shown in US dollars; your own currency is applied at checkout. (Bands as of 2026-08.)

Five things move a PC Engine's price more than anything else:

Which machine it is. The white PI-TG001 and the CoreGrafx (PI-TG3) are the everyday machines. The Shuttle (PI-TG2), the SuperGrafx (PI-TG4) and the handheld GT (PI-TG6) are collector machines and cost several times more.
Box and papers. A boxed unit costs meaningfully more than a bare one. The cardboard survived thirty-five years, and that is the hard part.
What comes with it. A console sold with games carries the games' value on top of the machine.
CD-ROM² capability. Adding the IFU-30 Interface Unit or moving to a DUO-series machine puts a PC Engine in a different price class entirely.
Condition. Everything here is cleaned and tested by hand in Japan. Anything sold for parts is labelled as such, and priced as such.

Every machine on this shelf is a Japanese NTSC-J unit — the same hardware NEC sold in Tokyo, not the American TurboGrafx-16.

PC Engine For Sale

Every PC Engine item here is cleaned, tested & working — 30-day guarantee, shipped worldwide from Japan by an eBay Top Rated Seller (2,000+ reviews). Browse what’s in stock and buy the real thing.

The NEC PC Engine — known as the TurboGrafx-16 outside Japan — is one of the most beloved consoles ever made. Launched by NEC and Hudson Soft in 1987, this tiny white box punched far above its size: arcade-perfect ports, a legendary shoot-’em-up library, and the world’s first console CD-ROM system. Every PC Engine here is cleaned, tested & working and ships worldwide from Japan.

The PC Engine family — which one is right for you?

PC Engine (PI-TG001) — the original compact white console. Plays HuCard games — the perfect starting point.
CoreGrafx / CoreGrafx II — the refined dark-grey models with composite AV output.
SuperGrafx (PI-TG4) — the rare, powered-up variant collectors chase.
PC Engine GT (PI-TG6) — the legendary handheld that plays the full HuCard library on the go.
CD-ROM² / Interface Unit (IFU-30) & Duo — the systems that brought CD gaming to consoles.
Shuttle, Duo-R / Duo-RX and more — for the dedicated collector.

What to check before you buy

Region: these are NTSC-J consoles and play Japanese HuCards. Ask us about region-free options.
CD systems: CD-ROM² units use a rubber drive belt that ages — ours are serviced and tested.
Power: Japanese 100V; a simple travel adapter works in most countries.

Why buy from Enjoy Game Japan

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Not sure which model you want? Our PC Engine Buyer’s Guide covers PI-TG001 against CoreGrafx and Duo, the centre-negative power supply, RF versus composite, and why TurboGrafx HuCards will not fit.

🏛 The story of the PC Engine — at the Enjoy Game Japan Museum