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'''Famicom ANSER''' is software for the defunct [[Famicom Network System]].<ref>[http://jironosuke.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2015/07/post-8029.html Japanese blog documenting Famicom Network Service games]</ref> | '''Famicom ANSER''' is software for the defunct [[Famicom Network System]].<ref>[http://jironosuke.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2015/07/post-8029.html Japanese blog documenting Famicom Network Service games]</ref> | ||
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The Famicom ANSER software is not contained in a regular Famicom cartridge, and was one of [[List of Famicom Network System software|multiple special card shaped cartridges for the Famicom Network System]]. The © 1989 Nintendo copyright on the boxart and cartridge may suggest that [[Nintendo]] owns rights to the software. | The Famicom ANSER software is not contained in a regular Famicom cartridge, and was one of [[List of Famicom Network System software|multiple special card shaped cartridges for the Famicom Network System]]. The © 1989 Nintendo copyright on the boxart and cartridge may suggest that [[Nintendo]] owns rights to the software. | ||
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Famicom ANSER is software for the defunct Famicom Network System.[1]
Gameplay
The Famicom ANSER software is not contained in a regular Famicom cartridge, and was one of multiple special card shaped cartridges for the Famicom Network System. The © 1989 Nintendo copyright on the boxart and cartridge may suggest that Nintendo owns rights to the software.
It is believed to be based on the service's Bank ANSER System (Automatic answer Network System for Electronic Request) for withdrawing money, after confirmation from a bank, and confirmation of bank details from a dedicated communication cartridge based on accounts from the Japanese famicom.suppa fan-site.[2] The software is also password protected as an additional security measure. Reportedly, "?" blocks similar to the Mario series can be seen. This does not imply that it was a Mario game however, as other, non-Mario Famicom Network Service games (JRA-PAT, and to a lesser extent PIT Motorboat Race) also feature similar blocks or square ? shapes (also very loosely similar to the square shapes in Nintendo's later GB Memory Cartridge and SF Memory Cassette game selection menus).
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