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Season 1, Episode 1 For our first episode, we go over Nintendo's original console and the disk drive add-on that was never released outside of Japan. Famicom Dojo is an Internet Television show co-produced by Powet.TV and 4colorrebellion.com. Be sure to check out our other great episodes for Season 1! Show notes at Powet.TV: powet.tv Follow Famicom Dojo on Twitter: twitter.com iTunes: phobos.apple.com Direct Feed: feeds.thatsorange.com Become a Fan (on Facebook): www.facebook.com...

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...

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. For more information about the differences between Disk System and battery backup cartridges of Zelda II, check out our show notes on Powet.TV: powet.tv Follow Famicom Dojo on Twitter: twitter.com iTunes: phobos.apple.com Direct Feed: feeds.thatsorange.com Become a Facebook ...

A commercial for the Famicom Disk System.

round 1 → round 13 (use WARP).

TURN ON ANNOTATIONS TO VIEW THE GAME TITLES!!! The new updated version can be found here www.youtube.com laffer35 10 minute tribute videos of the SNES and other systems have inspired me to do this video. This is borrowing the same idea and concept but expanding the idea a little...

Famicom Denshimail for 2009/03/09 Welcome to Famicom Denshimail -- a new Famicom Dojo that answers questions sent in by you! Leave a comment or send us an email (denshimail@famicomdojo.tv), and your question might be answered in a future installment! Read the show notes at Powet.TV: powet.tv Follow Famicom Dojo on Twitter: twitter.com iTunes: phobos.apple.com Direct Feed: feeds.thatsorange.com Become a Fan (on Facebook): www.facebook.com

Every Single Famicom (NES) Game ever released Title Screen, AND In Chronological order of release in Japanese stores. Quite a collection and quite long to watch, but any hardcore fans and my reviewer friends should get a kick out of this! (Also I should point out that the Chronological order is that of how they were released in Japan, and not in America/Europe, hence why a lot of games (esepcially by American publishers like Acclaim) appear much later in the time line than other games. Some ...

Design mode, painting and wrecking MARIO.

Hoyl carp, it's real! Over 140 minutes of footage, including two never-before-seen Specials! The stuff you've seen: Episodes 1-6 Wii Launch Day Special Tokyo Game Show 2007 Special (and extras) Video Netcast Promos The stuff you haven't: Director's Commentary for Episodes 1-6 Convention Tour 2008 Special Bloopers, Alternates, and Deleted Scenes Easter Eggs You want it? You got it!: www.famicomdojo.tv Follow Famicom Dojo on Twitter for production updates on the upcoming Season 2 twitter.com ...

Recorded with NES System/Famicom converter w/capture card Opening to Y's II for Famicom

Season 1, Episode 5 In our penultimate episode of Season 1, Vinnk and SeanOrange talk about the many uses of the Famicom Microphone and the games developed for it including: Takeshi's Challenge (たけしの挑戦状) Atlantis no Nazo (アトランチすの謎) Karaoke Studio (カラオケスタジオ) The Legend of Zelda (ゼルだの伝説) Kid Icarus (光神話。パル手ナの鏡) (Legend of Light: Palutenta's Mirror) Read the show notes at Powet.TV: powet.tv Follow Famicom Dojo on Twitter: twitter.com iTunes: phobos.apple

If anyone remembers this game, give yourself a pat on your back. This was one of my favourite games on the NES. This odd game plays in a chess like formation also where you can move Godzilla or Mothra on the field into diffenrt surroundings. Here is Godzilla, for the NES and Famicom. Same game? Yes. There are some differnces also. The Title for the Japanese version displays Godzilla's Mugshot, as well for differnt music. Differnt music plays in the intro also. In the Japanese version also ...

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.

Legend of Zelda 2 - The Adventure of Link has been a lot different between its original version (Famicom), vs the final US/European version (NES). Notice the instant differences for sequences (glitches, sounds,..). * Thanks to DarkLink805 * * Thanks to thezeldafan *

I recently found out that the version of Super Mario Bros. released on for the Famicom Disk System add-on for the Famicom had a different reaction to the minus world. Here is a video showing the three playable stages.

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. Show Notes at Powet.TV: powet.tv Follow Famicom Dojo on Twitter: twitter.com iTunes: phobos.apple.com Direct Feed: feeds.thatsorange.com Become a Fan (on Facebook): www.facebook.com

PLEASE READ MINOR NOTE BEFORE VIEWING THIS VIDEO! What? You didn't read the title? Part 1 of my first Special Review, the Nintendo Famicom Review. Minor Note: When I was showing the sides of the box, I said, "...it says Family Computer, yadda yadda yadda." I was not trying to be racist. I was just pointing out some things that I can't understand. As I said in my channel description, I am not a racist! I do not support racism! Also, when I was saying, "...whatever device that I am reviewing ...

Season 1, Episode 6 In the final episode of 2008, we bring to front and center the console that has been lurking in the background all season, the Sharp Twin Famicom! 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 Read the show notes at Powet.TV: powet.tv Follow Famicom Dojo on Twitter: twitter.com iTunes: phobos.apple.com Direct Feed: feeds.thatsorange.com Become a Fan (on Facebook): www ...

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!!

Final Stage

Zande and Dark Cloud battles, played on a real NES system, on top of a Famicom converter. I'd like to thank all the FF fans for the support, but to a certain minority of viewers, I'm gonna have to get grimy now. For the past X number of weeks, I've had to delete some comments. For the sake of people enjoying the video in general, please stop bitching and complaining about my playing style (my team, levels, etc.). All that counts is that these guys got the job DONE. If you don't like what you ...

(7/16/07) Due to more interesting facts I recently stumbled on by accident as far as the music goes, I updated this vid summary. I have to tell you, Superman for NES is one of the most terrible games I've ever played. But when it comes to the differences between USA and Japanese versions, they're definitely worth bringing up. The US version is shown first, then the JP version. Famicom: This is definitely based on "Superman: The Movie". Superman sprite has all facial features and expressions ...

An old Japanese ad for Link to the Past, featuring dancing Moblins, and a giant puppet Gannon. Yes, the dancer dressed as Link is a girl.

Konami side scroller, apparently inspired by Indiana Jones. Gameplay engine contains elements of "Rock N'Rope". Some greedy thief steals a jewel, causing the villagers to be turned to stone. Now you gotta track down the bastard.