Choose the HQ version (even works better for some reason). 5 minutes of Famicom commercials ripped by me from the Famicom 20th Anniversary Commemoration DVD.
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See more at FamicomDojo.TV: famicomdojo.tv Season 1, Episode 1 For our first episode, we review the Nintendo's first gaming console, as well as the Famicom Disk System attachment that was never released outside of Japan. Released two years earlier than the NES, this system served as the basis for Nintendo's rise to power -- even if it was heavily redesigned when it was brought to North America and the rest of the world. Famicom Dojo is an Internet Television show co-produced for Powet.TV and 4colorrebellion.com by That's Orange, LLC. If your game is weak, train it with us at FamicomDojo.TV! Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com Subscribe to our weekly podcast on iTunes: phobos.apple.com
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This music video made by some guy apparently called Aihara "J99" Takayuki was featured on the Famicom 20th Anniversary Gamemusic DVD. The games in order of appearance: Super Mario Bros. Donkey Kong Donkey Kong Jr. Donkey Kong 3 Mario Bros. Super Mario Bros. 2 Stack-Up Clu Clu Land...
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This is a video review over the Nntendo Famicom System with Disk System, as well as a Sharp Twin Famicom System Review.
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Take a look at the original 3DS by Nintendo! See more at FamicomDojo.TV: famicomdojo.tv With the release of the 3DS in Japan, we take a look at Nintendo's first attempt at 3D gaming almost 25 years ago. (Hint: it's NOT the Virtual Boy!) SeanOrange and Vinnk review the Famicom 3D System, the seven games that came out for it, and the ones that made it to the US and somehow managed to stay 3D. Did you like the sweet shirts the Seans were wearing? Get your own at: levelupstudios.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com Listen to our weekly audio podcast on iTunes: itunes.apple.com
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See more at FamicomDojo.TV: famicomdojo.tv Season 1, Episode 2 In episode two, we take a look at how the Famicom Disk System revolutionized console gaming (despite never being released outside of Japan), and the subsequent advent of the battery backup cartridge. As a result, games like Metroid required a password "save" system when it came to the US because battery backup cartridges were not yet cost-effective enough. The Zelda games had a battery backup save that imitated the functions of the disk system, but neither game was capable of the expanded sound that the Famicom Disk System allowed, and so had to have its music and sound effects reprogrammed. There's much more. Read our show notes to find out! Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Listen to our weekly audio podcast on iTunes: phobos.apple.com
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The Famicom Disk System startup sound, as well as a little surprise. This was discovered by ABoredGameDev on the NinDB forums: fryguy64.proboards.com I first heard of it when I was linked to the following video, which I used in the making of this video. www.youtube.com
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Here's a list of 10 outstanding Super Famicom games that many people don't own but really should. It was tough to narrow it down to only ten, but these are generally the 10 Super Famicom games that I normally recommend to most gamers that are new to the Super Famicom system. And if you already have them, congratulations, you have extremely good taste. : )
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See more at FamicomDojo.TV: famicomdojo.tv Season 1, Episode 4 In this episode, we talk about the pin differences between Famicom and NES carts, Nintendo's big plans for an NES add-on, and its unintended consequences. Facebook: facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Listen to our weekly podcast on iTunes: phobos.apple.com ***Thanks everyone for your name suggestions. We've settled on Denshimail. Check 'em out!: www.youtube.com ***
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See more at FamicomDojo.TV: famicomdojo.tv Welcome to Famicom Denshimail -- a new Famicom Dojo that answers questions sent in by you! SeanOrange and Vinnk explain why using the NES power supply on a Famicom is a bad, terrible idea, and what alternatives you may have if your trusty Famicom adapter burns out. Leave a comment or send us an email: denshimail@famicomdojo.tv Your question might be answered in a future installment! Direct Feed: feeds.thatsorange.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com Listen to our weekly podcast on iTunes: phobos.apple.com
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Taking a look at Nintendo's first cartridge based home video game console the original Japanese Famicom, the North American NES, the NES 2 Top Loader and a Famiclone system. We'll talk about the launch of these systems in Japan and North America and look at the technical details of the systems. For the long time subscribers this is an attempt to redo some of my earliest console reviews with updated information and to move several reviews (FC, NES and NES2) into one new video.
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PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTION BEFORE POSTING! This video was originally hosted by another Youtube user who has a deleted account. I was going to work with him to get more game footage, but I lost contact with him when his account was deactivated. It was a shame to see this video disappear, so I'm uploading it from a mirror site. There were other videos, so if you're out there and you have these downloaded, let me know and I can host them. I'm a Super Famicom import enthusiast. Check out my Anime Super Famicom Web Resource Center at stevethefish.net/superfamicom. These are Super Famicom games that were never released in North America on the SNES. Here are the games listed and their viewing times: ---- Appleseed (0:00-0:03) Slayers (0:03-0:10) Ace wo Nerae! (0:10-0:14) Sangokushi - Eiketsu Den (0:14-0:21) Seiken Densetsu 3 (0:21-0:25) Super VG (0:25-0:30) Shin Megami Tensei (0:30-0:39) Battle Pinball (0:39-0:43) Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon - Zenin Sanka!! Shuyaku Soudatsusen (0:43-0:51) Mystery Circle (0:51-0:54) ---- Pop'n Twinbee (0:54-0:58) Tower Dream (0:58-1:05) Nankoku Shounen Papuwa-kun (1:05-1:14) Ranma Nibunnoichi - Chougi Ranbu Hen (1:14-1:22) Romancing Saga 3 (1:22-1:28) Keeper (1:28-1:32) Angelique (1:32-1:37) Taekwon-Do (1:37-1:41) Coron Land (1:41-:1:46) Sanrio World Smash Ball! (1:46-1:53) ---- Ghost Chaser Densei (1:53-1:59) Rendering Ranger R2 (1:59-2:03) Super Robot Taisen Gaiden - Masou Kishin - The Lord of Elemental (2:03-2:08) Battle Racers (2:08-2:15 <b>...</b>
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www.unseen64.net "The development and history of the Mii avatar was a long and arduous process, taking about 20 years to reach fruition. Famed video game developer Shigeru Miyamoto revealed information regarding such a process during his keynote speech at the Game Developers Conference in 2007. He stated that the current Mii design is based on traditional Japanese wooden dolls (known as "Kokeshi"), and also highlighted several stages of the Mii's development process. The idea first appeared for the Famicom Disk System, but confusion over how the idea could be a game halted development. The idea appeared again with the Nintendo 64DD, where the player could edit a 3D character with a wide variety of clothes. Again, however, the project was never furthered. With the release of the Nintendo GameCube the idea was incorporated into Stage Debut, an unreleased game which planned to make use of the e-Reader and a camera attachment, but this idea was also canceled, as those at Nintendo feared there was not really a game to make out of it. The build Miyamoto showed during his conference showed a virtual Miyamoto dancing with some Pikmin upon a stage. Around the time of the development of the Wii, a separate team at Nintendo were working on a friend registering software for the Nintendo DS. Within the software they were also developing a program where, in a manner similar to the Japanese puzzle game Fukuwarai, the player had to place the different parts of the face onto a drawing of <b>...</b>
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See more at FamicomDojo.TV: famicomdojo.tv Season 1, Episode 6 Wrapping up the first season, we bring to the fore the console that has been lurking around in the background all season, the Sharp Twin Famicom! Check out the features of the fully-licensed console, which melds the Famicom with the Famicom Disk System into one unit. Also, the shocking secret of NESter's true parentage revealed! Also includes the Denshimail Promo, new videos where we answer your questions! Make a video response or send us an email at denshimail@famicomdojo.tv Facebook: facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Listen to our weekly podcast on iTunes: phobos.apple.com
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Just a quick run-down on how to find a Famicom cart converter within select NES game titles. It's all about the screws and the contacts, baby! If anyone wants to buy this from me, let me know. I certainly don't need it since I have a Famicom.
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The epic final battle. I didn't record the battles before this because they're all just refights with the previous bosses, which can all be seen in my other videos. Anyway, there aren't any differences between the NA/JPN versions here. Oh, and a little bit of parting trivia: Most US gamers should be familiar with Nintendo of America's strict policies against offensive content (including religious references) way back in the day. Well, this game's religious undertones aren't exactly subtle (it's very clearly a holy allegory), and in a feeble attempt to cover them up, Enix changed some of the dialogue around. As far as I know, the main character is referred to as "The Master" as opposed to "God" in the SFC version, and the antagonist is referred to as "Tanzra" as opposed to "Satan".
Pinball is a 1984 arcade game created by Nintendo. The game is designed to simulate a game of pinball. It was ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System later that year. In 1985 it reached North America as one of 18 launch titles. The Nintendo Entertainment System version added an alternating two-player mode. It was later re-released as an e-reader Card game, and is also playable as an unlockable mini-game in Doubutsu no Mori for the Nintendo 64 and Animal Crossing on the Nintendo GameCube. It is available on the Wii's Virtual Console. PLAYER - SEABOOK
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See more at FamicomDojo.TV: famicomdojo.tv Denshimail for 2010/03/24. The Famicom is able to sit on top of the Disk System, but is there any way to keep it locked into that position like most of the other console add-ons known to man and woman? Famicom Dojo has the answers! Check out one lucky guy's haul at VideoGamesAreRad.com: videogamesarerad.com Learn how to assemble a Hudson Soft Famicom System Rack from Famicomchannel: www.youtube.com Leave a comment or send us an email: denshimail@famicomdojo.tv Your question might be answered in a future installment! Direct Feed: feeds.thatsorange.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com Listen to our weekly podcast on iTunes: phobos.apple.com
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Classic Game Room presents a CGRundertow video game console review of the Super Famicom, the Japanese version of the Super Nintendo. Released in 1990, the Super Famicom/Super Nintendo went on to become the top selling 16-bit console and a favorite among many gamers. The Japanese design (similar to Super Nintendos in Europe & Australia) is more sleek and rounded than the blocky North American version, but has the same hardware and functionality "under the hood." This is a must have for anyone looking to experience the many classic titles that were released exclusively in Japan. This review demonstrates the use of the Super Famicom with commentary from CGRundertow reviewer Kevin. Check out more reviews from Classic Game Room at www.youtube.com and www.youtube.com For the latest gaming news, visit www.youtube.com and find trailers at www.youtube.com Get more Classic Game Room on Facebook at www.facebook.com and at www.ClassicGameRoom.com.
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bootleggames.wikia.com I got owned by Viga (don't know why they spelled it like that on this game) aka Vega aka M. Bison (most people know him as M. Bison but whatever) once. DARN! I'll try for a perfect next time. You'll see that I've rarely use Ryu's Hadouken (Surge Fist), Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku (Tornado Whirling Kick), and his Shouryuken (Rising Dragon Punch my favorite move) which I didn't used at all. Whatever. I'll try doing other games like Turbo, Alpha, 3rd Strike later. Uh huh.
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Striker is a soccer video game released by Rage Software in 1992 for the Commodore Amiga, Amiga CD32, Atari ST, PC, Mega Drive/Genesis, and Super Nintendo. It was bundled in one of the Amiga 1200 launch packs. It was one of the first soccer games to feature a 3D viewpoint, after Simulmondo's I Play 3D Soccer. In 1993 it was released in Japan by Coconuts Japan for the Super Famicom as World Soccer (ワールドサッカー), while the French Super Nintendo version of Striker is known as Eric Cantona Football Challenge, playing on the popularity of French forward Eric Cantona, and the North American Super Nintendo release of Striker was known as World Soccer '94: Road to Glory. A sequel, World Cup Striker, was released for the Super Nintendo in 1994. It was published in Japan by Coconuts Japan and in Europe by Elite. A Game Boy port was also released at the same time, in Europe it was released as "Soccer", in North America as "Elite Soccer" (both published by GameTek), and in Japan as "World Cup Striker" (published by Coconuts Japan). In 1995, Striker: World Cup Special was released for the 3DO, and a year later Striker: World Cup Premiere Stage was released for the PlayStation. (.................................) " This 1992 release was the best, and possibly only, football game to come out on the Super Nintendo. Players got a birds eye view of the pitch, and when playing against the computer, always attacked the goal upwards in the first half. For some reason it was a lot easier <b>...</b>
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Recorded via an AverMedia DVD EZMaker USB Gold capture device on native Nintendo hardware, using S-Video cables. Original cartridges and a Super Wildcard using uCON64 were used. This video is to show Super Famicom games that were never released on the North American Super Nintendo. Check out the Anime Super Famicom Web Resource Center at stevethefish.net ------------------------ Same Game (0:00-0:05) Super Nichibutsu Mahjong (0:05-0:11) Sanrio Shanghai (0:11-0:16) Jaki Crush (0:16-0:22) Soukou Kihei Votoms (0:22-0:25) Princess Maker: Legend of Another World (0:25-0:30) Supapon DX (0:30-0:34) Lodoss Tou Senki (Record of the Lodoss War) (0:34-0:39) Jikkyou Oshaberi Parodius (0:39-0:47) Fire Emblem: Monshou no Nazo (Mystery of the Emblem) (0:47-0:53) Kidou Keisatsu Patlabor (0:53-1:03) Front Mission (1:03-1:08) Tokimeki Memorial (1:08-1:14) Ginga Eiyuu Densestu (Legend of the Galactic Heroes) (1:14-1:24) Bishoujo Janshi Suchi Pai (1:24-1:28) Seifuku Densetsu Pretty Fighter (1:28-1:31) Snoopy Concert (1:31-1:39) Super Puyo Puyo 2 (1:39-1:44) Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Kondo Wa Oshiyoki Yo (1:44-1:49) Block Kuzushi (1:49-1:54) Dolucky Kusa Yakyuu (1:54-1:59) Jutei Senki (1:59-2:09) Super Nazo Puyo (2:09-2:17) Ys V (2:17-2:25) Cyber Formula (2:25-2:29) Feda: Emblem of Justice (2:29-2:33) Front Mission: Gun Hazard (2:33-2:40) Tsuyoshi Shikkari Shinasai (2:40-2:48) Ranma 1/2: Ougi Jaanken (2:48-2:55) Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together (2:55-3:01) Popful Mail (3:01-3:06) SD <b>...</b>
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Random clips of the 8-bit Famicom games that I own, particularly my favorites that never made it out of Japan. I know I have more good games so I'm gonna revise this from time to time.These are not emulated, but they're real copies and some came off my pirate Famicom multicarts.
I became curious about this game because someone else in my favorites indirectly introduced me to this game. Toshio Iwai created ElectroPlankton. If you ever wanted to know why Nintendo took interest in this guy, here's his hybrid of a shooter and a music game. Admittedly I became too obsessed with making something that sounds like a song to shoot things. So I beat Arcade Mode so I can fool around with the game in BGM mode where I can't be hurt/killed. Generative music can make anyone a master composer. This game though, she BE my master!
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Recorded on Super Famicom system w/capture card Battle 2. Very straightforward battle. Objective: Kill the leader, and his underlings will punk out. Of course it's best to do it the long hard way to get more experience and come out stronger. Had to cut out one enemy phase, argh! Can't take this 10 min limit no more!!
Recorded with Super Famicom system/capture card Squaresoft's turn-based Strategy game. Battle 1 I'd personally like to add that Driscoll is the spitting image of Final Fantasy 3/6's Edgar Figaro! I shouldn't be surprised because Yoshitaka Amano designed the characters for this as well.
