Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer

Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer ニンテンドークラシックミニ　ファミリーコンピュータ

Games No. of games 30 No. of launch titles N/A Best-selling game N/A Last game N/A

Technical details Media Digital built-in titles Storage capacity SK hynix 256 MB DDR3 RAM Spansion 512 MB SLC NAND flash memory, TSOP48 CPU Allwinner R16 SoC Model no. CLV-101

Compatibility Can connect with N/A Input Built-in controllers Backwards compatible with N/A Services provided N/A

Time Launch date November 10, 2016 Discontinue date N/A Units sold 319,000*

Lineage Predecessor Successor N/A N/A

The Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer is a miniature version of the Family Computer with a set of built-in games, released exclusively in Japan on November 10, 2016. The system is the Japanese variant of the Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition.

Features

Like the NES Classic Edition, the Nintendo Classic Mini: Famicom is a scaled-down model HVC-001 Family Computer, measuring at 142.47mm high by 97.45mm across (approximately 60% smaller than the original). The console is powered by a USB-based power source (not included with the system, though the console can use any USB cable and USB-based AC Adapter or device for power), and outputs video through HDMI. The two controllers are built into the system like on the original, though unlike the Classic NES Controller (which is a full-size Nintendo Entertainment System Controller) the cords and controllers have also scaled-down to the new size of the console. Like the original, on the top of the console are the power and reset buttons, and while the eject button, cartridge cover and expansion port are kept as part of the system's design, they are completely inoperable.

Games

The Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer features 30 Family Computer and Famicom Disk System games built into the system, though the lineup of games is different from the NES Classic Edition:

Atlantis no Nazo Balloon Fight Castlevania Donkey Kong Double Dragon II: The Revenge Downtown Nekketsu Kōshinkyoku: Soreyuke Daiundōkai Dr. Mario Excitebike Final Fantasy III Galaga Ghosts 'n Goblins Gradius Ice Climber Kirby's Adventure Mario Bros.

Mega Man 2 NES Open Tournament Golf Metroid Ninja Gaiden Pac-Man River City Ransom Solomon's Key Super Contra Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Bros. 3 Super Mario USA The Legend of Zelda Tsuppari Ōzumō Yie Ar Kung-Fu Zelda II: The Adventure of Link

External links

• NES Classic Edition on Wikipedia

References

Retail hardware Family Computer Nintendo Entertainment System • NES-101 Test hardware Model No. M82  • Famicom Box Test Station • Counter Tester Reproduction hardware NES Classic Edition • Nintendo Classic Mini: Family Computer • LEGO Nintendo Entertainment System Controllers Nintendo Entertainment System Controller (NES-004 • NES-039) NES Advantage • NES Max • Hands Free Controller • Power Glove • Power Pad • NES Satellite • NES Four Score NES Zapper • R.O.B. Add-on devices NES Four Score • NES Satellite Famicom Disk System Famicom Network System Famicom Fitness System Famicom 3D System Famicom Data Recorder Original releases NES games • Family BASIC • Famicom games • Famicom Disk System games • Famicom Network System software (most non-game) Action series • Adventure series • Sports series • Arcade series • Light Gun series • Programmable series • Education series • Robot series Virtual Console Wii • Nintendo 3DS • Wii U