Nintendo Co., Ltd. will launch Nintendo Classic Mini Family Computer, which allows us to enjoy 30 pre-loaded classic games and does not require cartridge changes. The console is 60% of the size of Original Family Computer (Famicom). On November 10, 2016, it will be released for 5,980 yen (tax excluded).
*Since Nintendo released the original Famicom on July 15, 1983 in Japan, over 60,000,000 consoles has sold around the world. The feature of the Famicom is that you can enjoy the famous games including Super Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong at home by changing the cartridge. The cartridges had been sold for over 10 years, and many legendary game cartridges were created.
Connect a USB cable (included) to AC adapter (not included) or USB power adapter (not included), then connect an HDMI cable (included) to a TV monitor in order to play 30 classic games. 2 controllers are contacted to console like an original version, so you can play with your friends and family.
Product Name:
Nintendo Classic Mini Family Computer
Release Date:
November 10, 2016
Price:
5,980 yen (tax excluded)
(Proper Age: CERO B, above 13 years old)
*You cannot connect cartridges. You cannot add games by downloading.
Pre-loaaded game tittle :
Donkey Kong 1983/7/15 Nintendo
Mario Bros 1983/9/9 Nintendo
Pac-Man 1984/11/2 Namco
Excitebike 1984/11/30 Nintendo
Balloon Fight 1985/1/22 Nintendo
Ice Climber 1985/1/30 Nintendo
Galaga 1985/2/15 Namco
Yie Ar Kung Fu 1985/4/23 KONAMI
Super Mario Bros. 1985/9/13 Nintendo
The Legend of Zelda 1986/2/21 Nintendo
Atlantis no Nazo 1986/4/1 SunSoft
Gradius 1986/4/25 KONAMI
Ghosts ‘n Goblins 1986/6/13 Capcom
Solomon’s Key 1986/7/30 Tecmo
Metroid 1986/8/6 Nintendo
Castlevania 1986/9/26 KONAMI
Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link 1987/1/14 Nintendo
Tsuppari Oozumou 1987/1/14 Tecmo
Super Mario Bros. 3 1988/10/23 Nintendo
Ninja Gaiden 1988/12/9 Tecmo
Mega Man 2 1988/12/24 Capcom
River City Ransom 1989/4/25 Technōs Japan
Double Dragon 2: The Revenge 1989/12/22 Technōs Japan
Super Contra 1990/2/2 KONAMI
Final Fantasy 3 1990/4/27 SQUARE
Dr. Mario 1990/7/27 Nintendo
Downtown Nekketsu Kōshinkyoku Soreyuke Daiundōkai 1990/10/12 echnōs Japan
Mario Open Golf 1991/9/20 Nintendo
Super Mario Bros. 2 1992/9/14 Nintendo
Kirby’s Adventure 1993/3/23 Nintendo
