CREDITS
Photo credits
Every console photo on this site comes from Wikimedia Commons. Some were resized, and the one on the home page had its white background removed.
- CoreGrafx with its controller in front, on a table. Photo by Sintegrity, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- CoreGrafx, grey console, front left three-quarter view. Photo by Evan-Amos, Public domain. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- CoreGrafx, back left view with the rear connectors. Photo by Evan-Amos, Public domain. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- CoreGrafx II, front left view, grey shell with orange logo. Photo by Evan-Amos, Public domain. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- CoreGrafX on a dark background, top view, photographed at a show in Lyon. Photo by William Gérald Blondel, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- PC Engine Core Grafx (PI-TG3) with its controller on a white background. Photo by Muband, CC BY-SA 3.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- Core Grafx 1 and Core Grafx 2 side by side, each with a controller. Photo by 宮鬼栖, Public domain. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- CoreGrafx II controller, side angle (black with orange accents). Photo by Bryan Ochalla from Seattle, Washington, CC BY-SA 2.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- PC Engine white controller, NEC logo, red I and II buttons. Photo by SACHEN, CC BY 3.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- PC Engine HuCard, black label and white body, gold edge connector. Photo by SACHEN at Japanese Wikipedia, CC BY 3.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- Desk setup with console, CD-ROM2 unit, TV and two controllers. Photo by RetroEditor, CC BY 4.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- CD-ROM2 unit, grey shell with orange CD-ROM2 logo, on a wooden floor. Photo by Bryan Ochalla from Seattle, Washington, CC BY-SA 2.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- SuperGrafx console, grey shell with SUPER logo. Photo by Evan-Amos, CC BY-SA 3.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- PC Engine GT handheld, black, with its pad. Photo by VIC at Japanese WikipediaSACHEN, CC BY 3.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- PC Engine Duo console set with controller. Photo by Evan-Amos, CC BY-SA 3.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- TurboGrafx-16 console, black, with controller. Photo by Evan-Amos, Public domain. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- PC Engine unit on a white background, cropped (model not confirmed). Photo by Frédéric BISSON from Rouen, France, CC BY 2.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- PC Engine LT, open laptop-style with LCD screen, cut out on white. Photo by User SA (ja.wikipedia), CC BY-SA 3.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- PC Engine Shuttle, close-up of a cable plugged into the grey unit. Photo by Sintegrity, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- Close-up of a white NEC controller (Duo R console not clearly visible). Photo by Sintegrity, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
- SuperGrafx with Super CD-ROM2 unit attached. Photo by PiaCarrot, CC BY-SA 3.0. Original on Wikimedia Commons
Everything else
The fonts are Press Start 2P and VT323, both under the SIL Open Font License. The characters walking across the pages come from the games and belong to their publishers. The three arcade games are original drawings and code made for this site. The videos are played from YouTube and belong to their channels.