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The Super Famicom Box was a system developed by Nintendo and used exclusively in the hospitality industry in Japan. Specifically, it was placed in hotel rooms where blocks of time could be purchased to play the built in games via a coin box mounted on the side. The Super Famicom Box is basically just an [...]

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Pictured: from left to right: Chrono Trigger Chinese Famicom Pirate, Chrono Trigger (SNES), Chrono Trigger (Super Famicom), behind that are some Formation Arts Chrono Trigger figurine boxes, Nintendo Power Chrono Trigger strategy guide, Chrono Trigger (Japanese PS1), Chrono Trigger (DS), Chrono Cross (PS!, sealed), Chrono Cross Japanese pre-order clock box. In front of those are [...]

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Here is the second head to yesterdays two part post regarding 16-bit Nintendo finds. Today I will be covering some sweet SuFami imports I have picked up in the last month or so. I was never really into Super Famicom collecting particularly, that is until I picked up my Super Famicom Box last Christmas. Since [...]

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I have been really into the Super Nintendo / Famicom lately, and many of my recent purchases reflect as such. These are from the last month or so and are mostly online purchases. Without further ado… Legend of the Mystical Ninja is a game that just doesn’t show up too often around these parts, so [...]

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A couple years ago In traded up from my loose copy of Chrono Trigger to a boxed copy. The only problem was that the boxed copy I (knowingly) traded-up for was missing the maps/posters and the box and manual were pretty haggard. My line of reasoning was that any Chrono Trigger boxed is better than [...]

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Beginning in the mid-80′s, Nintendo was constantly looking for ways to distribute it’s games to the growing legion of fans it had amassed in Japan, while at the same time keeping the prices for it’s software as low as possible. Born of this was the Famicom Disk System, a device that when used in addition [...]

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This is what me and a couple friends are doing this weekend. I have already done some preliminary grinding. I am up to level 5, and just about to decimate the first boss. After that I get the girl into the party (the second playable character after the hero) and the multiplayer co-op radness will [...]

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Another year is nearly at an end. This is the third anniversary (minus a day or two) of this site, and it was a good year for Video Games Are Rad; readership has doubled again for the third year straight, and I couldn’t be happier. In fact, the page views for December 2010 are nearly [...]

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Similar to the Famicom Box (which is the original Japanese version of the famed Nintendo M82 system), the Super Famicom Box was a device manufactured by Nintendo of Japan in the early nineties for use in hotels. The device originally had a coin mechanism that could be attached to the right-hand side. The machine was [...]

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Zelda: A Link to the Past Famicom is one of the most interesting Famicom pirates I have ever come across. It is certainly the most faithful to the game from which it borrows (ie: rips-off). You wouldn’t know to look at the anime-flavored artwork, but this is indeed a complete 8-bit remake of the famed [...]

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