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The Nintendo Famicom, a video game console released by Nintendo in Japan in 1983. The Famicom (short for "Family Computer") was Nintendo's first video game console, following the line of dedicated "Color TV Games" systems in the late '70s. The console was a success in Japan, emerging as the leader among a throng of rival systems from companies like Casio, Sega and Epoch. The system would sell over 19 million units in Japan in its lifetime, and released a variety of accessories like 3D glasses, a modem, a Basic/keyboard add-on and a disk drive.

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Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Nintendo SNES (Super Nintendo Entertaintment System) Console with controller

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Original U.S. SNES

A Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES or Super NES) video game console, shown with standard controller.

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Original Japanese SNES

The Super Famicom, a video game console released by Nintendo in 1990. The 16-bit follow up to the successful Famicom, and it became the highest selling console of its generation, selling close to 50 million systems worldwide. Worldwide, the system was known as the Super Famicom, and in the North American markets it received a boxier, purple redesign.

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