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Update # 15 - Nintendo Special

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En hurtig runde af "Nintendos Bedste, Værste, FOrsvunde & Længs Forglemt" er igang. Første deltager er Famicom Disc System, that was supposed to stop the intense pirating of Famicom games, and feed gamers with games on discs instead of cartridges. A quick round of "Nintendo's Best, Baddest, Most Gone & Long Forgotten" is on. First up we have the Famicom Disc System, that was supposed to stop the intense pirating of Famicom games, and feed gamers with games on discs instead of cartridges. Pirating was again an issue when Nintendo released the Super Famicom Satellaview, that was to serve the gamers of Japan with games trough cables and the new high-tech satellite system. Retailers across the US would receive this really quite boring "White Boxed" Virtual Boy, if they sold Virtual Boys in their shops. Boring is also a description many would put on Nintendos idea of releasing its consoles in all the colours of the rainbow, over and over again. The Final Fantasy GameCube is however a pretty cool version of the GameCube, and sure to make one or two Final Fantasy fans out there drool. The Nintendo CD64 provide pure pirate-coolnes to the owner, eventhoug this add-on actually can be used for legal stuff too. The Nintendo Computer TV Game, the last contestant in this round, was the name of one of the early Nintendo machines, while the Super Famicom Box was to be put in hotels for the amusement of the visitors. Who wins? Hard to know. But check them all out, they all have something cool to offer, as everything else on this site.

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En hurtig runde af "Nintendos Bedste, Værste, FOrsvunde & Længs Forglemt" er igang.

Første deltager er Famicom Disc System, that was supposed to stop the intense pirating of Famicom games, and feed gamers with games on discs instead of cartridges.

A quick round of "Nintendo's Best, Baddest, Most Gone & Long Forgotten" is on.

First up we have the Famicom Disc System, that was supposed to stop the intense pirating of Famicom games, and feed gamers with games on discs instead of cartridges.

Pirating was again an issue when Nintendo released the Super Famicom Satellaview, that was to serve the gamers of Japan with games trough cables and the new high-tech satellite system.

Retailers across the US would receive this really quite boring "White Boxed" Virtual Boy, if they sold Virtual Boys in their shops.

Boring is also a description many would put on Nintendos idea of releasing its consoles in all the colours of the rainbow, over and over again. The Final Fantasy GameCube is however a pretty cool version of the GameCube, and sure to make one or two Final Fantasy fans out there drool.

The Nintendo CD64 provide pure pirate-coolnes to the owner, eventhoug this add-on actually can be used for legal stuff too.

The Nintendo Computer TV Game, the last contestant in this round, was the name of one of the early Nintendo machines, while the Super Famicom Box was to be put in hotels for the amusement of the visitors.

Who wins? Hard to know. But check them all out, they all have something cool to offer, as everything else on this site.