Fourth generation

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The launch of the NEC/Hudson PC Engine heralded the start of the fourth console generation, with third generation leaders Sega and Nintendo entering soon after, followed by still more companies throwing their respective hats into (or back into) the proverbial ring.

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	The launch of the [[NEC]]/Hudson [[TurboGrafx-16/PC_Engine\|PC Engine]] heralded the start of the fourth console generation, with third generation leaders [[SEGA\|Sega]] and [[Nintendo]] entering soon after, followed by still more companies throwing their respective hats into (or ''back'' into) the proverbial ring.		The launch of the [[NEC]]/Hudson [[TurboGrafx-16/PC_Engine\|PC Engine]] heralded the start of the fourth console generation, with third generation leaders [[SEGA\|Sega]] and [[Nintendo]] entering soon after, followed by still more companies throwing their respective hats into (or ''back'' into) the proverbial ring.
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