Nintendo has produced a new video that gives us a bunch of further information about the forthcoming NES Mini consoles, aka the NES Traditional. The new video demonstrates how the console works, the OS it runs (if you can connect with it an “OS”), and some of the game titles on the console as well. They’ve also unveiled the Japanese variation of the NES Mini, which is of course the Famicom mini. It has all the exact attributes as the NES Mini, but it comes with two controllers alternatively of 1. On the other hand, the poor news for the Famicom Mini is that it doesn’t occur with an AC adapter. Which is odd: why incorporate yet another controller when you really do not incorporate an AC adapter? Here’s a Japanese video on the Famicom Mini:
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Nintendo has produced a new video that gives us a bunch of further information about the forthcoming NES Mini consoles, aka the NES Traditional. The new video demonstrates how the console works, the OS it runs (if you can connect with it an “OS”), and some of the game titles on the console as well.
They’ve also unveiled the Japanese variation of the NES Mini, which is of course the Famicom mini. It has all the exact attributes as the NES Mini, but it comes with two controllers alternatively of 1.
On the other hand, the poor news for the Famicom Mini is that it doesn’t occur with an AC adapter. Which is odd: why incorporate yet another controller when you really do not incorporate an AC adapter?
Here’s a Japanese video on the Famicom Mini: