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| − | The ''' | + | The '''Nintendo Entertainment System model no. M82''' ('''Nintendo NES M82'''), also known as simply the '''M82''' is a demo unit of the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] capable of holding 12 games at once. As expected, the unit allowed players to play demos of NES games, and with a time limit on the games they played. |
The unit came with a theme song by [[Hirokazu Tanaka]], known as the Glorious March demo in the [[Lost Tapes]] album. | The unit came with a theme song by [[Hirokazu Tanaka]], known as the Glorious March demo in the [[Lost Tapes]] album. | ||
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The Nintendo Entertainment System model no. M82 (Nintendo NES M82), also known as simply the M82 is a demo unit of the Nintendo Entertainment System capable of holding 12 games at once. As expected, the unit allowed players to play demos of NES games, and with a time limit on the games they played.
The unit came with a theme song by Hirokazu Tanaka, known as the Glorious March demo in the Lost Tapes album.
