AV Famicom
The AV Famicom is released in 1993 almost at the same time in Japan and the USA. It is technically almost identical with the original Famicom or the NES, but …
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Color TV Game Block Kuzushi
Following Atari's success Breakout (1976), the Color TV Game Block Kuzushi is the fourth and last Color TV game. In this kind of skill game, blocks are smashed …
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Color TV-Game Racing 112
Between 1977 and 1980, Nintendo released four different versions of the so-called "Color TV Game(s)", a successful first-generation console with built-in …
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Famicom Disk System
The Famicom Disk System is a floppy disk drive for the Famicom. It provides more storage, which was also possible on cartridges in 1986 but expensive. Disks …
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Family BASIC
To appeal to computer users, Nintendo developed the Family Basic Keyboard with Hudson Soft and Sharp Corporation. The keyboard and supplied software cartridge …
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Family Computer Robot
After the big video game crash Nintendo is looking with the Famicom for ever new possibilities of marketing video games. To avoid associations with the old …
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Hanafuda Card Game
For over 500 years, a card game called Hanafuda has been played in Japan. It is also popular in Korean space and Hawaii. Nintendo was founded in 1889 to …
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The Love Tester is one of the few products Nintendo sold outside Japan in the 1970s. By measuring the conductivity of the skin, potential couples can "check" …
Open pageNintendo 3DS
The Nintendo 3DS is the successor to the Nintendo DS and was launched in spring 2011. The 3DS is the first game console that can display autostereoscopic 3D …
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Nintendo 64
The Nintendo 64 appears late in the 5th generation, one and a half years after PlayStation, but is the first console with a 64-bit processor. It is developed …
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Nintendo 64DD
The disk drive expansion for the Nintendo 64, represented in the collection by a Starter Kit with its original packaging. It illustrates a distinct expansion path for the console.
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Nintendo DS
The Nintendo DS is a game console with two displays (a useful mnemonic is DS = Dual Screen, although it officially stands for "Developers' System") which …
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NES
When Nintendo decides to release Famicom in the USA, the video game market there is no longer existing. The experience of the video game crash has also led …
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Nintendo Expansion Pak for Nintendo 64
The Expansion Pak is a memory extension for the Nintendo 64 console that Nintendo launched in November 1998. It doubles the memory of the game console from 4 …
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Nintendo FamicomBox
The FamicomBox is an extension of the Famicom, which brought Nintendo for example for hotels and similar facilities on the market. The FamicomBox offers 10 …
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Nintendo Family Computer
In parallel to the video game crash in the West, Nintendo introduces Famicom in Japan, an abbreviation for Family Computer. In fact, the console is supposed to …
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Nintendo Four Player Adapter (DMG-07)
The Nintendo Four Player Adapter allows you to connect four Game Boy. Each Game Boy is connected to the hub with a cable. Since there were not many buyers for …
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Nintendo Game & Watch
Nintendo produced the Game & Watch series for more than 10 years, which is considered to be the predecessor of the freely programmable Game Boy. The games …
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Game Boy Classic
The Nintendo Game Boy launched the successful Game Boy range in 1989. Today it is also called Game Boy Classic (model DMG-01) to distinguish it from later …
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Nintendo Game Boy Advance
In 2001, Nintendo launched the Game Boy Advance (GBA), a successor to Game Boy Color. The hardware is fully backward compatible with an extra CPU, but offers a …
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Nintendo Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable (GTC-005)
Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable (AGB-005) connects up to four Game Boy Advance consoles for multiplayer games. This includes the Game Boy Advance …
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Game Boy Advance SP
The Game Boy Advance SP is the "SP" = special version of the Nintendo Game Boy Advance with similar hardware, but about half of the size and modified display …
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Nintendo Game Boy Color
The Nintendo Game Boy Color (GBC) joined the Game Boy handheld range in 1998. It was Nintendo’s first console with a colour screen. Players had waited almost …
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Nintendo Game Boy Light
The Game Boy Light adds a backlight to the Game Boy Pocket. In addition, the housing has become a bit larger. From the color design there is the light in …
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Open pageNintendo Game Boy Link Cable (DMG-04)
With the DMG-04 link cable, two Game Boys can be connected, and so play together. Games that allow multi-game operation with the link cable carry a logo that …
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Nintendo Game Boy Micro
The Game Boy Micro of the Japanese company Nintendo is essentially a Game Boy Advance in a 10 × 5 × 1.8 cm small case. The case is made of thin metal instead …
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Nintendo Game Boy Pocket
After Nintendo launched the Game Boy in 1989, the Game Boy Pocket (GBP) was the first update of the successful Handheld console and Game Boy series in 1996. It …
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Nintendo Game Boy Series
The Game Boy from Japanese company Nintendo is by far the world’s most successful handheld console. Interchangeable cartridges allow it to play a wide range of …
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Nintendo GameCube
After Nintendo remained the last manufacturer to use cartridges with the N64, it adopted DVDs for the GameCube. Unlike the XBox and PS2, however, the GameCube …
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Nintendo GameCube Broadband Adapter (DOL-015)
Nintendo's GameCube (2001-2007) is the sixth generation of game consoles competing with Sega Dreamcast, Sony PS2 and Microsoft Xbox. They point to the 21st …
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Nintendo GameCube Memory Card (59, 251, 1019)
Nintendo's GameCube console has no permanent memory to store saved games. But there is a slot for memory cards that are available from Nintendo and other …
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Nintendo Pokémon mini
The Pokémon mini is Nintendo's smallest console with interchangeable cartridges. In the collection it is represented with the game Pokémon Puzzle Collection.
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Super Famicom Box
The Super Famicom Box is a video game system developed by Nintendo, which contained a pay-to-play mechanism. The box was operated exclusively in Japan in the …
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Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 Adapter (SHVC-042)
The Super Game Boy 2, like its predecessor, the Super Game Boy, brings Nintendo Game Boy games to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super Famicom in …
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Nintendo Super Game Boy Adapter (SHVC-027/SNS-027/SNSP-027)
The Super Game Boy allows you to play games for the Nintendo Game Boy with the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super Famicom in Japan). Nintendo launches …
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Nintendo Virtual Boy
In the early 90s, Game Boy creator Gunpei Yokoi became interested in a method developed by American company Reflection Technology for producing stereoscopic …
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Nintendo Wii
The special feature of the Wii is its unique controller: the Wii Remote (or Wiimote) is a kind of remote control that allows you to map the three-dimensional …
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Nintendo Wii U
The Wii U of Nintendo is the successor to the highly successful Wii console. Like its predecessor, those rely on a special type of controller: the Wii U …
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People House
The People House series consists of six variants of a doll's house, three of which deal with Disney themes ("Alice in Wonderland", "Cinderella", and "Bambi" …
Open pageRoll N' Rocker
The Roll N' Rocker, developed by LJN Toys, is an accessory for the NES. Under the disc is a kind of ball, so the player has to balance in different directions …
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Twin Famicom 3D System
In 1987 Nintendo released the Famicom 3D System, which allows games to be given spatial depth through stereoscopic effects by means of an LCD shutter goggles …
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