The Splatterhouse games have always intrigued me because of my affinity for cheesy '80's slasher and horror films, but what's the best, easiest, most affordable way to play this game in the present day? I've never owned a TurboGrafx-16 and it seems quite expensive to get one online as all of the listings I've found are $130+, and the game itself seems to range anywhere from $60 - $100 depending on condition. Posts about 7th generation consoles, last generation's handhelds, or modern indie games in a retro style might best fit in one or more of the following subs: Have knowledge to share with the community?Ĭheck out the ConsoleMods Wiki! Resources Looking for information on a mod or repair? Alternatively, this content may fit in /r/gamecollecting.įind a more in-depth explanation of our rules here! Wiki Post your collection, pickup, battlestation or game room content in the weekly Show-Off Saturday thread.
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