3/9/08

Here's a Bit about What's to Come!

We haven't had much time to work on new content for the site, but there will be a heck of a lot to come over the next few months. You can expect to see a bunch of reviews of pirated original games, such as Kart Fighter, Somari: The Adventurer, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Harry's Legend.

You can also expect to see a new searchable game list, where in time, we'll add pages about each game. UglyJoe from the forum has been helping us integrate some cool stuff into the site. Keep an eye out.

Keep chatting on the forum!

12/15/07

Happy Holidays, Famicom Gamers!

Yes, it's that time of year! Time to bring out Santa-kun.

A big thanks to all of you for a great year of Famicom gaming and Famicom talk. Things have been a bit slower for those of us maintaining the website. We don't seem to have as much time to update the site, but, if you keep your mice clicking, you'll see some new stuff on the site -- we just don't always mention it here.

This time around, we've got a new article from our friend Martin in Estonia. Martin tells us about Famicom gaming and collecting in the former Soviet Union. There also are a bunch of new Famicom pirates on the Pirated page.

More to come in 2008! And...welcome to the new forum members!

10/6/07

Mortal Kombat II!

Switchstance has been kind enough to grace us with another one of his great game reviews. This time he tells us about Mortal Kombat II, in what really is an entertaining review. Otherwise, all you'll find updated are the games lists and this addition to the Workshop page: a Famicom test cart.

Chat, chat, chat.

09/15/07

Mega Update!

It's been over a month since the last update, so this time we've got quite a bit for you to check out. On the Accessories page, we've added Nintendo's Video Shooting Series Light Gun and Square's 3D Sunglasses. On the Protos page, you can see the Super Lode Runner proto. Two new ads have been added to the Advertisements page. Scans of the FamicomStation's controller and a FamicomStation cart have been added to the FamicomBox page. And that's not all...

FamicomJL has done three new reviews of some Famicom-exclusive games. Read his reviews: Navy Blue, The Goonies, and Pizza Pop! If you're into Battleship, you might find Navy Blue modestly entertaining. The Holy Grails Shrine intro page has been updated to show how one would go about participating in one of the Nintendo tournaments, and you can also see at how high a price one Holy Grail auction ended. And something many of you forum members may have already seen, the Video Station was added to the Workshop page.

Check out forum member Switchstance's website, now linked from our Links page. His link button is Nesfami in Argentina! It's a very cool site. Oh, and the Recommended Sellers page now has AndyArcade on it! Keep him selling by buying his stuff.

Chat about these updates on the forum.

08/10/07

Konami Q Famicom Adaptor!

It's a curious little thing: the Konami Q Famicom Adaptor. You hook it into your Famicom like an standard converter, only instead of playing NES games, like you'd expect with Famicom converters, it plays special Famicom carts developed by Konami and NHK. Check it out.

Other updates to the site include the curious FDS box featherpluck found a long time ago. Speaking of featherpluck, where has he gone? You can also see the Dr. Chaos proto that sold on Yahoo! Japan last week for $100 and a bunch of new ads. There are more ads to come, but a lack of familiarity with some of the titles is keeping us from identifying them.

Chat about these updates on the forum.

08/01/07

One Year of Famicom World!

Yep...that's right. Famicom World has been around for a full year. But for those of us who've been working on the site during the last year, it certainly seems longer. We've formed a great community with a bunch of awesome, knowledgeable members. Thanks to everyone who's helped this project continue!

Because we've all been busy (vacationing or otherwise), we don't have much of an update today. You can check out new ads on the Plugs page. We've got about forty more to put up, but they need to be identified first. You can also read a brief piece about Golden Mario, not a game, but a tiny Mario statue that's pretty cool. And if you thought Super Mario Bros. was the only game with "lost levels" think again. Bubble Bobble has lost levels, too -- sort of.

Check out the forum.