Australia is getting the Mini-NES. Japan, naturally, will be getting a Mini-Famicom to match.
It’s the same basic deal, bundling 30 classic games into a small system (which you can’t swap out or add to, they’re pre-loaded) that you plug into the TV via HDMI, only here obviously it’s a slightly different roster of titles, with stuff like Tecmo Bowl swapped out for a more Japanese sports game from the same company, Tsuppari Oozumou (Bumping Sumo).
Here’s the full lineup:
And here’s a trailer for the cute little guy.
It will be out in Japan on November 10 for ¥5980 ($77).
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2 responses to “Japan Gets Its Own Mini-NES, The Mini-Famicom”
Was that a Street Gangs/River City Ransom sequel I spied in there?
Any link to import it? Missed out on the Nes mini.
Looks like the original disk based versions of Zelda are on it.