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| − | A '''Tsuushin Cartridge''' (Japanese: 通信カートリッジ), translated as '''Communication Cartridge''' is a type of Nintendo storage medium. It is inserted into the [[Famicom Network System]]; supporting firmware for Internet supported [[Nintendo]] software. Most Tsuushin Cartridges were not games | + | A '''Tsuushin Cartridge''' (Japanese: 通信カートリッジ), translated as '''Communication Cartridge''' is a type of Nintendo storage medium. It is inserted into the [[Famicom Network System]]; supporting firmware for Internet supported [[Nintendo]] software. |
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| + | Most Tsuushin Cartridges were not games (with Nintendo focusing [http://blog.beforemario.com/2023/10/nintendos-1989-company-overview-shows.html on network and communications ambitions]) and were intended for economic or intelligence purposes; such as for the stock market, [[Super Mario Club (Famicom Network System)|game review and preference data]], [[JRA-PAT|horse racing]]/[[PIT Motorboat Race|motorboat race]], other economical purposes. However, the third-party Tsuushin Cartridge by Konami called Tsuushin Shogi Club may have been an exception for playing Shogi online. | ||
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A Tsuushin Cartridge (Japanese: 通信カートリッジ), translated as Communication Cartridge is a type of Nintendo storage medium. It is inserted into the Famicom Network System; supporting firmware for Internet supported Nintendo software.
Most Tsuushin Cartridges were not games (with Nintendo focusing on network and communications ambitions) and were intended for economic or intelligence purposes; such as for the stock market, game review and preference data, horse racing/motorboat race, other economical purposes. However, the third-party Tsuushin Cartridge by Konami called Tsuushin Shogi Club may have been an exception for playing Shogi online.
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