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\\nIn 1994, video game system manufacturers were just starting to shift into the realm of 3D-based video game consoles thanks to the fifth generation. But one company decided to continue building upon the legacy of 2D in the mid-90s with their final console release: NEC. The PC-FX was host to 62 games which utilized 2D animated content, with a focus on Japanese animation being highlighted in many of them. With a combination of redbook audio and the same sound chip that was in the PC-Engine (Turbo Grafx-16 for us North Americans,) the PC-FX was host to some incredible musical content. On this episode, Justin schools Mike on \\u201cswords and boards,\\u201d resident obscure game nerd Nick Carney stops by for a quick call and the boys chat about the wild and wacky world of eroge games! Join Mike and Justin as they analyze just some of the PC-FX\\u2019s tunes on the 108th episode of XVGM Radio!
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\\nTRACK LISTING:
\\nIntro – Tokimeki Card Paradise – Koi No Royal Straight Flush (PC-FX, 1996) \\u201cTrack 8\\u201d Target Labratory, Yusuke Takahama, Satoshi Nagano, Michihiko Shichi
\\n1 – Battle Heat! (PC-FX, 1994) \\u201cTrack 2\\u201d Minoru Endo
\\n2 – Chip Chan Kick! (PC-FX, 1996) \\u201cStage 3\\u201d Yoshio Furukawa
\\n3 – Kishin D\\u014dji Zenki FX: Vajra Fight (PC-FX, 1995) \\u201cTrack 6\\u201d Aya Tanaka, Minoru Endo
\\n4 – Miraculum: The Last Revelation (PC-FX, 1996) \\u201cMusic-30\\u201d Kenji Ikeda
\\n5 – Power Dolls FX (PC-FX, 1996) \\u201cTrack 15\\u201d Hiroto Saito
\\n6 – Ch\\u014dshin Heiki Zeroigar (PC-FX, 1997) \\u201cZeroigar-29\\u201d Hideo Shimazu
\\n7 – Wakusei K\\u014dgekitai: Little Cats (PC-FX, 1997) \\u201cTrack 12\\u201d Toyo Kusanagi, Michiko Tomita
\\n8 – Angelique Special 2 (PC-FX, 1996) \\u201cMountain Road\\u201d Chinatsu Kuzu\\u016b
\\n9 – Team Innocent: The Point of No Return (PC-FX, 1994) \\u201cTrack 4\\u201d Kenji Kawai
\\n10 – Farland Story FX (PC-FX, 1995) \\u201cTrack 04\\u201d Tomoo Kasahara
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