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  It turns out if you first customized you Shepard in ME1, ME3 won't be able to import the face. But don't worry; all your other data is fine!
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  343 Industries gives us our first glimpse of Halo 4's Spartan IV armor for multiplayer, and some campaign footage!

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Famicom Dojo: The Complete First Season on DVD

Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)

1985-1995 - Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Events

Interview - Magic the Gathering: Duels of the Planeswalkers

Earl Gray Mark III

Videos

Retro 3D Special: SegaScope 3-D

Episode 02 - The Angry PC Engine Nerd

Training - NEC Turbo Booster and CoreGrafx

Denshimail - Sega Power Base Compatibility (2010/09/22)

Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), 1985

Manufacturer:
Model No.:
Generation:
Release Date:
Discontinued:
Controllers:

Nintendo Co., Ltd.
NES-001
3rd Generation (8-bit)
1985/10/18
1995
2 (expandable to 4)

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Related to the HVC-001 - Family Computer (Famicom)

The Nintendo Entertainment System was released to North America not long after the video game crash, a time when the market was... perilous at best. Heavily redesign from the original Family Computer released in Japan two years prior, the NES was marketed across the Pacific as more of a toy. It was originally sold in toy stores, and was packaged with R.O.B. (short for Robotic Operating Buddy) to help complete the image. It also looked not unlike a toaster.

The history of how the NES came to the US, and how it differs from the original Famicom, is wonderfully detailed in our ongoing video series! Check out the related videos below, or watch all of Season 1.

Included Parts

NES-001 - Nintendo Entertainment System
NES-002 - AC Power Adapter
NES-003 - RF Adapter
NES-004 - Controller (2)

Game Storage Medium

Cartridge

Accessories

NES-005 - NES Zapper
NES-012 - R.O.B the Robot
NES-026 - NES Advantage
NES-028 - Power Pad
NES-032 - Satellite
NES-033 - Satellite Wireless Receiver
NES-034 - NES Four Score
NES-039 - Controller (Redesign)

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Episode 01 - Famicom and Disk System

	For our first episode, we introduce the namesake of the show, and Nintendo's first independent effort at a home video console that would soon become a household name: the Famicom! Wait, "Famicom"?
	Watch: DVD Blip.TV YouTube GameTrailers Netcast Commentary Facebook GameVideos Links: [Powet.TV] [4cr] [discuss]

Episode 03 - Nintendo Has Moxie

	Our third episode introduces two new segments: Grandpappy's first Videogram about the Nintendo Enertainment System, and the mailbag -- where we answer your questions about the show!
	Watch: DVD Blip.TV YouTube GameTrailers Netcast Links: [Powet.TV] [4cr] [discuss]

Denshimail - Famicom Power Adapters (2009/03/09)

	SeanOrange and Vinnk explain why using the NES AC power supply with a Famicom is a bad, terrible idea, and what alternatives you may have if your trusty DC Famicom adapter burns out. Leave a comment or send us an email: denshimail@famicomdojo.tv. Your question might be answered in a future installment!
	Watch: Blip.TV YouTube GameTrailers Netcast Links: [Powet.TV] [4cr] [discuss]