Telenet Fuku-Bukuro Collection Revealed for Switch

Featuring six PC Engine games from Telenet.

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Edia announced Telenet Fuku-Bukuro, a collection of six PC Engine games originally developed and released by Telenet in the 1990s. Telenet Fuku-Bukuro will release on January 22, 2026, for Nintendo Switch in Japan, and copies will be sold for 8,580 yen (tax included).

Telenet Fuku-Bukuro includes the following games: 

  • Lady Phantom (November 29, 1991, PC Engine)
  • Travel Epule (September 4, 1992, PC Engine)
  • Dekoboko Densetsu (November 2, 1990, PC Engine)
  • Pop’n Magic (July 24, 1992, PC Engine)
  • Naritore (December 20, 1991, PC Engine)
  • High Grenadier (April 12, 1991, PC Engine)

Before then, Edia will release Telenet Shooting Collection Launcher for PC via Steam on November 10 featuring four classic shooters from Nihon Telenet/Wolf Team—GrenadaAvengerGaiares, and Psychic Storm. Alongside the games, Edia will release a Digital Soundtrack for $1.99 per title.

Telenet Shooting Collection Launcher players can buy the following four games for $4.99 each as individual DLCs:

  • Granada: A fast-paced, all-direction scrolling tank shooter. Players pilot the armored vehicle Granada, strategically fixing fire direction to overcome waves of enemies and massive bosses.
  • Avenger: A futuristic strategic helicopter shooter with mission-based branching scenarios and punishing difficulty. Pilot the cutting-edge combat chopper Avenger and reclaim the superweapon VOLOS.
  • Gaiares: An inventive shooter where players absorb enemy weapons and turn them into their own devastating arsenal. As the pilot, defend Earth against the invaders in a desperate fight for survival.
  • Psychic Storm: A two-player cooperative shooter packed with massive bosses, unique fighter transformations, and the ultimate “Psychic Storm” attack.

The Steam versions include a number of different enhancements and features, including customizable key configurations and rewind function, video filter and display settings, full Steam Input support, and Steam achievements for each game. 

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Soul Kiwami
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