Famicom Nes facts
While investigating facts about Famicom Nes Adapter and Famicom Nes Differences, I found out little known, but curios details like:
Nintendo designed the NES to resemble a VCR player (as opposed to the top loading Famicom) to distance it from the video game crash of 1983
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Nintendo produced the Famicom (NES) and Super Famicom(SNES) systems until 2003.
In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across. Here are 10 of the best facts about Famicom Nes Controller Adapter and Famicom Nes Game Differences I managed to collect.
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Nintendo continued to produce Famicom consoles (NES) until 2003, and only stopped offering a repair service in 2007
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Nintendo continued to produce the original Famicom (NES) and SuperFamicom (SNES) up to 2003 in Japan
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After deeming Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels too hard for western audiences, Nintendo repackaged their Famicom Disk System game Doki Doki Panic into what we all know as Super Mario Bros. 2 on NES
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The largest NES(Famicom) game was only 8Mb in size.
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The Famicom (Japanese version of the NES) only had 3 launch titles, all arcade ports, and only 17 titles by the end of its first year
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The Famicom (Japanese NES) had a quirky DRM solution: the console physically checked the outside of the disc for the Famicom logo. This prevented the usage of blank (copied) games
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The battle theme for Zelda II was different on the Famicom Disk System than the cartridge version(both Famicom and NES). The song was later used as the mini-boss music from the Minish Cap. (x-post r/gamemusic)
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About the Famicom Modem, which allowed Japanese NES users to access live stock trades, game cheats, jokes, weather forecasts, horse betting, and a small amount of downloadable content - in 1988.
