TurboGrafx-16

NEC and Hudson Soft's PC Engine was a tiny white box that outsold the Famicom when it launched in Japan in October 1987. For its North American debut in August 1989 it was enlarged into this long black TurboGrafx-16, which ran games from HuCards, credit-card-sized cartridges. It struggled in the United States against Sega and Nintendo, but Bonk's Adventure, Blazing Lazers and an early CD-ROM add-on earned it a loyal following that still collects it.