18 wheels of steel haulin. Keith Courage in Alpha Zones is an online TG16 game that you can play at Emulator Online. This free Turbografx-16/PC Engine game is the United States of America region version for the USA. Keith Courage in Alpha Zones is a single title from the many adventure games, arcade games and platform games offered for this console.

.August 29, 2009 - Twenty years ago today, NEC attempted and failed at what Sony and Microsoft would succeed at in future generations: it took on the established order of the videogame industry. The 16-bit generation was destined to be another two-way brawl between the houses of Mario and Sonic (although Sonic had not yet exploded on to the scene). But NEC wanted to see if it could replicate the curious and surprise success of the PC Engine - a console created and sold in Japan with game maker Hudson Soft in 1987 - in North America, which was rapidly becoming a vital territory for the global videogame market.September 3, 2008 - One trend that has sadly vanished since the arrival of videogames on the mainstream scene is the poorly implemented acronym - an assembling of letters cooked up by some schmoe in marketing to make a game seem 'cool.' You know, cool to the kids. Back when games were strictly the belongings of geekdom, loads of titles were filled with ludicrous acronyms for terrorist organizations or the station outpost for heroes. Keith Courage in Alpha Zones was one of those games. This TurboGrafx-16 pack-in game pitted the forces of B.A.D.

(Bad Alien Dudes) against the might of the righteous, the titular Keith. Keith is a member of N.I.C.E., the Nations for International Citizens of Earth.March 27, 2007 - This week's topic had so many great selections that we expanded the list from the standard 10 picks to a whopping 25. What topic could get us so excited that we'd fatten our list? The worst (or is it best?) box art in game history! Box art has long been one of the surest ways to market a game.

A great cover can illicit a purchase even from a knowledgeable gamer. Cover art has evolved over the years and so there aren't nearly as many choices from modern games. Good thing so many covers from the early days of gaming were terrible. It was not easy narrowing the field down to just 25, but we did our best.