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"Rarest" Nintendo Famicom Game Found In US Retro Store For $12.

It happened, I am now the proud owner of the RAREST FAMICOM CARTRIDGE* (that was commercially released in Japan) I cannot put into words how happy I am, especially with the added bonus of that price tag no less!

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I've reached the halfway mark in my Famicom cartridge collecting journey. I made a baseball stack to celebrate because of course I needed multiple copies of this game.

Notice anything different? FamiWiki has updated the background of the site to feature a repeating pulseline image. A dark mode version has also been created. famiwiki.net

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The host for famiwiki.net (The OpenWiki Project) is currently being DDOSed. As a result FamiWiki will not be functional until further notice. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to get the site back up as soon as possible.

Normally not much of a browser plugins guy, but as someone who occasionally looks up video game things online, this one's been very nice. addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo...

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@famiwiki.net is officially two years old! As an anniversary gift of sorts the page for Family Computer was beefed up with more info on its history. This text comes from the WikiBound page for the Nintendo Entertainment System but was removed, however I got permission to move the contents over.

Over the past few months I helped consult on this video providing various materials and notes that greatly enhanced the video. It was a pleasure working on this. Go check it out!

On Friday, January 10, 2025 (00:00 UTC) the Indie Wiki Jam event will begin and run for the next two weeks. You can read more about it here. famiwiki.net/wiki/FamiWik...

For those who don't know, we have a public Discord server! If you wish to join, feel free to click the link below. discord.gg/x47jU7jq8z

For those who don't know, we have a public Discord server! If you wish to join, feel free to click the link below. discord.gg/x47jU7jq8z

more people need to know about the animated title screen in the FDS version of Ice Climber whether this redeems the game overall is up for debate

Welcome Bluesky users! To those who have an interest in the Famicom, feel free to visit our site over at famiwiki.net and consider contributing to this English resource

since you all took an interest in my rainbow wall of cartridges, I decided to showcase some of the highlights in the collection a mix of great, interesting, or outright bad games for the Famicom 🧵

as a sort of introduction to all the new users, here's an especially uncommon variet of Famicom Lode Runner I have on hand

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gonna be handing these out at Portland Retro Gaming Expo this year can't wait to network with you all

Big news: we've received a huge shoutout in the Japanese press! Thanks to AUTOMATION for the mention! automaton-media.com/articles/new...

FamiWiki now has a Did you know? section on the main page! there's not a lot at the moment but I hope it gets filled out with interesting tidbits that then directs you to fleshed out pages about those topics

Links on FamiWiki now properly embed with information from the page. Feel free to share around pages more easily with this.

FamiWiki is doing April Fools this year and I think for our first outing we did a good job

apologies for the delay on account confirmation, we've accepted the recently registered accounts so be sure to check your email

today FamiWiki has hit a milestone the wiki now hosts a page for every single Famicom cartridge release as well as a complete Famicom software list to go along with it it took 9 months and I couldn't be happier to host what is likely to be the most accurate list of Famicom list on the internet

33 years ago, the Super Famicom was released in Japan. It was Nintendo's third home video game console after the Famicom and the fifth overall video game product released after the Game Boy. The Super Famicom sold 17.17 million units and was discontinued in 2003.

current percentage rate of Famicom software pages on FamiWiki as of September 2023 1983: 100% 1984: 100% 1985: 100% 1986: 100% 1987: 41% 1988: 29% 1989: 24% 1990: 24% 1991: 56% 1992: 100% 1993: 38% 1994: 66% famiwiki.net/wiki/List_of...

FamiWiki is a wiki that documents Nintendo's Family Computer (or Famicom for short) and everything else in-between http://famiwiki.net