I tend to have sellers remorse whenever I part with anything in my collection, but possibly never more than when I sold my PC Engine LT.

If you don't know the LT then it was a 'portable' PC Engine. Featuring a compact shell which held a PC Engine, screen and controller, it's lack of battery meant it wasn't really a mobile solution.

In it's native Japan, where houses tended to be small and multiple televisions were rare, it made perfect sense, not only could you play PC Engine games on the small screen but it could also be used as a TV.

Regardless, the LT did not sell well and is now fairly rare and sought after.

These attributes make for an expensive purchase nowadays, with prices ranging between £500 - £2000, a far cry from the price I paid a few years back.

But how about we create a solution that can replicate the form factor of the LT, whilst using the (relatively) affordable innards of the CoreGrafx and a controller.