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Schönen #FamicomFriday euch allen!
Endlich das originale Zelda und #NazonoMuramasajou zusammen für 124€ mit Versand ergattert
Habt ihr sie gespielt?
#famicomdisksystem #Nintendo #thelegendofzelda #importgaming
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Wünsche euch allen ein schönes Wochenende!
Akumjou Special Boku Dracula Kun war ein
japanischer Famicom Exklusivtitel indem ihr Kid Dracula spielt
Bei uns als Game Boy Fassung u für moderne Konsolen erschienen
#retrogaming #famicomfriday #Cibfriday #Importgaming #akumajouspecialbokudraculakun
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Auch ein 8 bit #Hudsonsoft Spiel
darf in der #Schnäppchenwoche nicht fehlen
Habe #Challenger für #Nintendo Family Computer aka NES zum Preis von 15€ mit Versand ergattert ❤️
#retrogaming #famicomfriday #NES #familycomputer #Challenger #importgaming
Famicom Module in allen möglichen Farben und daneben eine Mario Figur
Wünsche euch allen einen schönen #FamicomFriday und guten Start ins #Wochenende
All Colors are beautiful ❤️
Bleibt stabil ✌️
#importgaming #retrogaming #Nintendo #NES #Famicom
Twinbee next to a couple games he stars in, the famicom twinbee gba mini version and Pop n twinbee on super famicom
Hope you have a nice #famicomfriday
Vorderseite der Verpackung und daneben eine Super Mario Figur
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Seitenansicht der Verpackung
Schönen Start ins Wochenende euch allen
Habe #KiraKiraStarNightDX bei Crazy Games in Kiel für 50€ sealed gekauft ❤️
Tolles #Indiegame welches 2016 in #Japan von Columbus Circle fürs #Famicom veröffentlicht wurde
Bietet sogar Paralax Scrolling
#retrogaming #importgaming #Nintendo #famicomfriday #NES
Two miniature Famicom replicas pictured next to an original controller for scale
Two miniature Famicom replicas, one opened to show the included notepad pages.
Officially licensed miniature plastic Famicom replicas containing notepads, manufactured by Banpresto in 2004.
Five different cartridge variants were available: Super Mario Bros, Dr. Mario (both pictured), The Legend of Zelda, Ice Climber and Mario Bros. #famicomfriday
Title screen for Low G Man: The Low Gravity Man for the NES
Screenshot of a level with water in the foreground, white ground/platforms, a cyan mountain in the background and a blue sky with clouds. It kind of has an "ice level" aesthetic but it doesn't actually look like it has ice, if that makes sense lol
Screenshot of a level where the player is jumping up the branches of a giant tree
It's #FamicomFriday and I want to shout out Low G Man, a game one of my Twitch viewers requested for my NES streams a while back.
At first it felt janky and unpleasant due to the physics and controls, but it was for my viewer so I kept going. It ended up growing on me by the end! (Cont.)
A futuristic spaceship flies though a meteor field above a planet while shooting blue lazers at a strange alien craft.
Inlay cover for Konami's "Falsion" (Famicom Disk System 1987). It was one of only 7 games that supported Nintendo's "Famicom 3D System" active shutter glasses peripheral.
#famicomfriday
Mario in classic (pre Super Mario Bros) form imitates the Saturday Night Fever dance next to a gramophone player. The text reads "fever" in Japanese.
Last #FamicomFriday of the year, so here's "Dancing Mario" imitating the Saturday Night Fever dance moves.
A humorous illustration from the manual of Family Basic V3 (Famicom, 1985) to illustrate the effect of an intentionality introduced movement bug using the Mario sprite in an example game.
Konami's fun and unique hopping monk maze platformer game, Meikyū Jiin Dababa on the FDS #FamicomFriday
Crisis Force #FamicomFriday #Konami #shmups
As my tweets migrate over, just caught a few #famicomfriday ones. Great to see those posts again. Will defo continue that over here.
Mario and Luigi wearing helmets driving a dune buggy style vehicle across a desert-style terrain. Mario is steering while Luigi holds a map and points forwards with a hand that has 5 fingers and a thumb.
Famicom Friday!
Here's a high res-scan of the inlay cover for Famicom Grand Prix II: 3D Hot Rally (Famicom Disk System, 1988), on which Luigi has an extra finger. 😲
#famicomfriday
A flat blue plane with green gridlines stretches back towards a horizon glowing purple, with a planet visible above the skyline. Several 3d geometrics shapes hang in the air, and the words "Family Basic v3" are visible in english and japanese.
A diagram of the famicom, family basic keyboard, nintendo data recorder, tv, family basic v3 cartridge and all associated cables and connectors.
#FamicomFriday!
In 1984 Nintendo partnered with Hudson Soft & Sharp Corp. to produce the "Family Basic" keyboard & programming language for people to write their own Famicom software & games.
Here's the cover art & setup guide for "v3", a 1985 follow up cartridge featuring more memory & new features
Haven't done #famicomfriday in a while. This time instead of screenshots I want to offer a sick tune!
Conquest of the Crystal Palace is a fun, charming hidden gem, and it's worth checking out! The soundtrack though... Gosh, it's so good. (Wait til the end of the 2nd loop for a sweet drum solo!)
A Nintendo Family Computer Robot connected to the Robot Gyro accessories stands next to a Famicom with the game inserted. Behind them, a TV displays an in-game still from Robot Gyro.
Photo of the Family Computer Robot and Robot Gyro game (Famicom, 1985), taken from a promotional A4 flyer.
Note that the TV is branded "Sharp" - a regular collaborator with Nintendo.
(Also note the robot won't work like that as it's facing away from the TV 😁) #FamicomFriday
Hey Bluesky gamers. The weekend is nearly here and it’s Famicom Friday. Super Mario Brothers is where my (and no doubt many others) Nintendo journey started back in the eighties. Who knew that the little jumpman from Donkey Kong would go so far eh?
#famicomfriday #retrogamers
Title screen for Vice: Project Doom for the NES
Screenshot of one of the cutscenes. The villain's face is superimposed over a view of a city and has the following dialog: "Look at this prosperous, ripe world! All of it, an open market at my command!"
Screenshot of the second stage showing the playable character traversing a city-themed level.
It's #FamicomFriday which means I'm gonna ramble about another NES game.
After bringing up the great but frustrating Ninja Gaiden last week, how about a lesser-known title in a similar vein? Vice: Project Doom is another action/platformer that goes for a cinematic approach to its story. 🧵1/3
Screenshot of the title screen for Ninja Gaiden for the NES
Screenshot of the opening cutscene. A ninja in orange (or pink?) is facing off against one in gray under a moonlit sky in a grassy field.
Screenshot of a level with gray brick pillars and gray platforms with brown mountains in the background. An enemy is guarding the other side of a gap that the player has to jump across, throwing projectiles hammer bro-style.
Screenshot of the boss fight in stage 3-3. This boss jumps in a large arc back and forth between the two sides of the screen. The player is shooting a bunch of fire at him- one of the sub weapons you can collect in the game.
Another #FamicomFriday and today I ask, is there an NES game regarded as a classic that you would argue is actually kinda bad?
I can think of a few, but today I'm bringing up Ninja Gaiden, a janky mess that's hard for mostly the wrong reasons (I think most will agree). I love and hate it. 🧵1/3
Screenshot of Bram Stoker's Dracula for the NES. The playable character Jonathan Harker is running through a mansion-style level with green brick floors and red brick walls illuminated by candles (or lanterns?). Harker has brown pants and a brown vest over a white long-sleeve shirt.
Screenshot of Keanu Reeves portraying Jonathan Harker in one of the Bram Stoker's Dracula movies. He has a brown vest over a long-sleeve white shirt.
Screenshot of the game-over screen in Bram Stoker's Dracula for the NES. Jonathan Harker is lying on the ground dead.
It's #FamicomFriday again and it recently occurred to me that you get to play as Keanu Reeves in Bram Stoker's Dracula for the NES! (I THINK you do, anyway... 🤔 You be the judge)
I actually do really love this lil platformer despite the fact that it has some frustrating design choices.
Screenshot of the title screen for Holy Diver for the Famicom. It features the title in blue text with ye olde style font (I don't know what that style of text is actually called), a big orange and brown circle that looks like an emblem of some kind with a C in the middle, and the playable character at the bottom with their white caped outfit.
Screenshot of the player breaking some blocks while making their way through a level with gray block tiles and a background of blue bricks and tall stained glass windows.
Screenshot of the player falling to an area below. To the left is a series of bricks and a couple tall windows, like the outside of a building, and to the right is what looks like a tree trunk with flat branches sticking out for climbing.
Screenshot of the player going up against a boss that looks like a tumor with a face, embedded in the cavern wall on the right side of the room.
#FamicomFriday again! Is there an NES/Famicom game on your bucket list that you hope to beat someday?
I had a few of these and have beaten them, but the one that I still haven't defeated is Holy Diver. And holy crap... I haven't played it in earnest yet but I can tell it's going to be painful.
Title screen for Batman for the NES. A pretty decent 8-bit portrait of Batman on the left, and on the right is the title and copyright text and all that. Copyright 1989 Sunsoft
Screenshot of the first stage. Batman is jumping over a bullet shot by an enemy ahead to the right. The whole vibe of the level is dark and noir like
Screenshot of the third level. A big bulky jumpy enemy is to the right. These guys are why I could never get past this level anytime we rented this game when I was a kid!!!
#FamicomFriday again! (I will keep trying to make this a thing 😤) Do you have a tough NES game from childhood that you finally defeated as an adult?
I had some of those. One was Sunsoft's Batman! Now I wouldn't put it in the highest difficulty tier, but as a kid I was hard blocked by stage 3. (1/🧵)
Faxanadu box art. The title is written in old timey font with a big curly line going from the u at the end back across to the left side beneath the rest of the letters. Beneath that is a silver shield with cracks and an engraving of a city with a giant tree towering over it. All of this is set against a light tan background with cracks as if it were made of stone or clay.
Title screen for Faxanadu. A wood-like frame that's a bright brownish color is a stark contrast to the black background. The bright color and a darker dull red is used as the color palate for a giant tree trunk looming over a city, part of which is resting on top of the title text which itself is made up of dull red colors with a bright outline. "Start" and "Continue" options are shown, as well as the usual copyright Hudson Soft and licensed by Nintendo etc
I'd love #famicomfriday to be a thing. 🤭 I used to stream NES games regularly and one of my friends requested Faxanadu. Never played it before but it ended up becoming one of my favs! Similar vibe as Zelda 2 but IMO it does it better. For an NES game, it felt incredibly immersive and adventurous.
Got some more #FamiStudio music for you:
https://youtu.be/cw6GM3uyHrw
This one is the first thing I ever created using it!
Download links in the video description!
#FamicomFriday #Music #NES
Hellollo folks!
More music? OK Then:
https://youtu.be/GMj-H-887ek
Made for my in-progress game #ReverseThrust
Download links are in the video description!
#FamicomFriday #FamiStudio
For #FamicomFriday this week in a mashup with #tmntweek is a collection of new and old NES/Famicom carts that stole the Turtles artwork/games.
Big shout out to the man @radzero83 , whose not too well right now.
Hope the sight of these on #FamicomFriday gives you back some RAD strength.
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