Are the controllers truly built into the console? What's up with all of the funky looking cartridges? Is there a way to tell whether a game is bootleg or not? Was the original Dragon Quest really that primitive!? Today we dive deep into the Family Computer questions that Nintendo doesn't want you asking. The secrets that they have Miyamoto working overtime to bury in the parking lot of the convenience store across the street. All will be revealed!

Or, as much as we can fit into about 10 minutes, anyway. Don't want to scare people away with like a 5 hour video! But really, the Famicom is just so cool, so I thought to celebrate its 40th anniversary it'd be fun to share some of my favorite odd facts about the console and its games. This is really just the tip of the iceberg, but I hope that there will be at least a few things here which are new to you. Please feel free to share your own Famicom fun facts down in the comments below!

Find out how to discover Famicom converters hidden inside of your NES cartridges:

   • How to find Famicom Converters inside...  

Read the neverbefore translated Famicom and Famicom Disk System manga:

https://higsby.net/mangafamicom.html
https://higsby.net/mangadisksystem.html

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A very Special Thanks to:
Abdulla Mahboub
Christopher Conte
EvilsDeathAzul
Justatreeandall
Max Howard
Phillip Shinn
Tealgamemaster
TheGreenLightningMRT
WateryWizard
Wayoshi
Wayne Smith