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| − | It allows the user to program games in BASIC, specifically in a language called "NS-HUBASIC". In addition to this, there are added minigames with some exclusive to the V3 revision, including [[Super Mario series]] characters and the penguin Gurin, from ''[[wikipedia:Binary Land|Binary Land]]''.<ref>[https://nindb.net/nes/family-basic/index.html NinDB Family Basic]</ref> | + | It allows the user to program games in BASIC, specifically in a language called "NS-HUBASIC". In addition to this, there are added minigames with some exclusive to the V3 revision, including [[Super Mario series]] characters and the penguin Gurin, from ''[[wikipedia:Binary Land|Binary Land]]''.<ref>[https://nindb.net/nes/family-basic/index.html NinDB Family Basic]</ref> Programs from other media can be loaded from the Famicom Data Recorder (tapes) or typed in manually. |
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| + | *[[Sample 3 (Famicom Data Recorder Tape)]] | ||
*[[Mario Factory]] | *[[Mario Factory]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Family Basic is a programming tool for the Famicom. It was available with the Famicom Data Recorder and Famicom Keyboard.
Gameplay
It allows the user to program games in BASIC, specifically in a language called "NS-HUBASIC". In addition to this, there are added minigames with some exclusive to the V3 revision, including Super Mario series characters and the penguin Gurin, from Binary Land.[1] Programs from other media can be loaded from the Famicom Data Recorder (tapes) or typed in manually.
See also
References
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