11.26.11
Harry’s Legend Review
Even the most expensive Harry Potter Blu-ray collection is sorely lacking in Famicom pirate carts. The Uninvited Gremlin helps to remedy this with his review of the bug-tastic Harry’s Legend.
10.21.11
Otocky Review
Celebrate Halloween with a game that has nothing to do with Halloween! Crade gives us this review of the excellent musical shooter Otocky.
08.28.11
Famicom FM
Here’s a science project to start off the new school year. 133MHz shows us how to tune-in to a Famicom using an FM radio! Just because someone else is using the TV doesn’t mean you can’t listen to some great Famicom tunes. Check it out!
05.09.11
Thunderbirds review are go!
How is your May going? Rainy? Sunny? How are the allergies? Do you see those meteors heading to Earth, too? Somebody should assemble the marionettes and do something! Luckily, Rob64 is at it again, this time with a review of the Famicom’s take on the 60′s classic Thunderbirds.
04.07.11
First Review of 2011
Spring is in the air here at Famicom World: green grass, blooming flowers, sun showers, and…Boogerman! Check out crade’s review of the pirate sequel Boogerman II: The Final Adventure!
01.11.10
Holy Grails are back
As requested, the oft-missed Holy Grails section has finished being ported over to the new FW design. Enjoy, everyone!
12.20.09
What’s in Santa’s treasure box?
Just in time for Christmas, Rob64 lets us know what’s in Santa’s treasure box.
11.23.09
Famicom Disk System 3206 write mod
If you wanted to rewrite some of your Famicom disks but your Famicom Disk System drive doesn’t want to cooperate because it contains the dreaded FD3206P Drive Controller chip, this comprehensive how-to is for you. With two inexpensive integrated circuits and a total of eight wires you’ll be able to build a modification board which will allow your 3206-based FDS drive to rewrite entire disks with a FDSLoadr setup just like a non-protected FD7201 drive.
10.30.09
Famicom World relaunches
Famicom World is proud to introduce its new layout.
We’ve got a full staff, we’re using a content management system and we’re on a new server, so you should see regular updates to the site and the forum should have little to no downtime, which has been a problem in the past.
FW is just more than three years old, and we’re busier than ever trying to bring the best of the Famicom to the web. Keep an eye on this page for regular updates about the site and 8-bit gaming. We anticipate an exciting rest of 2009.
In the meantime, help us work out the bugs by finding them.
07.15.08
Nintendo’s Famicom turns 25!
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