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• Nintendo Entertainment System Controller
  ...ray controller that comes packaged along with the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]. {{Nintendo Entertainment System}}
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• NES Advantage
  |usedfor=[[Nintendo Entertainment System]] ...tured by Asciiware and released by Nintendo for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It is designed to be placed on a flat surface and by used like an arcade m
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• Super Nintendo Entertainment System
  | name = Super Nintendo Entertainment System | caption = North American Super Nintendo Entertainment System with controller
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• Power Pad
  ...ced by Bandai as the '''Family Trainer''' for the Famicom in 1986, however Nintendo acquired the rights later. It was also known in North America for a limited ==Compatible games published by Nintendo==
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• Nintendo Entertainment System
  | name = Nintendo Entertainment System | successor = [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]
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• Famicom Disk System
  ...sk Card]]s") to store game data. A RAM cartridge, which served as the Disk System's disk buffer, was plugged into the cartridge slot. The FDS also added an F ...release the Disk System in North America, this never happened and all Disk System games released in North America were released as regular cartridges. The bo
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• Robot series
  |creator=[[Nintendo]] |colorscheme=Nintendo
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• Family Computer
  ...'', the ''[[Family Basic Keyboard]]'', and the ''[[Family Computer Network system]]''.
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• NES Zapper
  |manufactured=[[Nintendo]] ...) is a {{wp|light gun}} peripheral device for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] and [[Family Computer|Famicom]]. The Beam Gun version was released on the
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• Stack-Up
  |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer=[[Nintendo Research & Development 1|Nintendo R&D1]]
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• Classic Controller
  |manufactured=[[Nintendo]] ...re more buttons than are on the Wii Remote, as an alternative to using a [[Nintendo GameCube Controller]].
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• Famicom Network System
  [[File:Famicom Network System.png|thumb|right|A Famicom with the modem attached]] ...that attaches to the console via the cartridge connector. Software for the system was distributed on long, thin cards called [[Tsuushin Cartridge|Tsuushin]]
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• Virtual Boy
  |manufacturer=Nintendo ...') was a video game console designed by [[Gunpei Yokoi]] and released by [[Nintendo]] on August 14, 1995, intended to be the successor to the [[Game Boy]] line
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• Game Boy Player
  ...he [[Super Game Boy]], an accessory for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]. ...ith the portability of the Game Boy in mind. There is a game link port, so accessories like the [[Link Cable|Game Link Cable]] and [[Game Boy Printer]] can be use
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• Satellaview
  ..."'''Satell'''ite" and "'''view'''," and the official abbreviation for the system is "BS-X". "BS" stands for '''B'''roadcast '''S'''atellite, a common name o ...0 PM. During this time, a player could download and play content. The BS-X system broadcasted for 5 years, up until June 2000.
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• R.O.B.
  |manufactured=[[Nintendo]] |usedfor=[[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]]
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• Nintendo Power (cartridge service)
  ''Not to be confused with [[Nintendo Power|Nintendo Power magazine]]'' [[File:Nintendo Power logo.png|thumb|right|160px|Nintendo Power logo]]
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• Nintendo 64
  | name = Nintendo 64 | predecessor = [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]
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• Wide-Boy
  ...er|Famicom]], [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]], and [[Nintendo 64]] that allowed developers to test handheld games on a television screen, ...[Game Boy]] hardware<ref>[http://devkits.handheldmuseum.com/GB_Wideboy.htm Nintendo Game Boy Wide-Boy (for FamiCom)]. Electronic Handheld Gaming Museum. Retrie
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• New Nintendo 3DS
  | name = New Nintendo 3DS | logo = [[File:New Nintendo 3DS logo.jpg|180px]]
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