Introduce yourself...

[Doc]

Welcome aboard!

[Cospefogo]

Yes.
Definitely yes. We are from the same place.
We whom? Cospefogo The Preacher and Yoshitake the Prophet.
Both from the depths of the Invisible Famicom Church.

This is a very nice and promising website!
Keep the fight up, guys!

It's nice to be here.
Cospefogo.

[JC]

Welcome! It's nice to see another Brazilian posting on the forum. Looks like you and Yoshitake have some cool websites.

[Doc]

Welcome aboard!

[Profeta Yoshitake]

Hauahauh!! 
I know them all!
ipex, wimpy and chains!!!
Coool!!!
Let's post here, guys!!!
Don't give up!

[Japan-Games.com]

Hey Guys

I didn't really see an introduction section so I thought I'd post here.  I have a site called Japan-Games.com which has pictures and information about Japanese video games.  My job if a full time reseller.  I just posted some items in other threads.

If you have any questions or information I'd be happy to help.  I should have a link trade up and running with this site when I do my next site update in December/January (sorry for the delay!).

Thanks,
Eric
Japan-Games.com

[Doc]

http://www.famicomworld.com/forum/index.php?topic=200.30



And welcome! I hope you stay a lot here.

[JC]

Merged your intro with the intro thread, Eric.

Welcome!

[Jedi Master Baiter]

Have you ever done any NSF covers?  Those are fun to do!

[Jedi Master Baiter]

Redoing NES music for NES? I try to do stuff from other consoles, Like Wind Waker.

[Switchstance]

Hi, I'm Switchstance, from the south of Argentina. I'm MOD and Staff member from Argentine site Retrogaming, I've been playing Famicom games since I'm 7, I'm 24 now, I have a long long collection of videogames, including other systems (mostly 8-16bits), I've been done 6502 programming tutorials and writing / translating docs about Nintendo Entertainment system, and in 1998 I release the first argentine Emulator for the NES, not very good, I quit all that, and now I only do reviews, write technical articles and stuff. I just meet the site a long time ago searching for some labels (when I buy I usually try to find the original label to not buy a cheap pirate-copy) so I think it's a great resource of FAMICOM/FDS. I don't speak english very often, I work in a newspaper doing graphic design. So that's all. Regards guys, nice site, and excuse my lack of english-grammar.

[JC]

Cool and welcome! You ought to share with us what it's like buying and playing Famicom in Argentina. We've got some Brazilians who check in here from time to time. I wonder if the Famicom experience is the same for you as it is for them. And I'm glad you enjoy FW.

[hattg]

Greetings everyone. Just introducing myself. I don't really collect Famicom stuff, but I do have about 40 carts. Maybe that does make me a collector?  :-)  Actually I collect NES, of which I have 759 I believe at last count, not counting variations. Just about all of them. Actually I found this site through NESWorld.

Got here because today I picked up 16 Famicom carts, including 6 Family Trainer carts and wanted to see if there were pics so I could ID which ones I have?

Probably won't hang out here much, but will pop in every now and again to check things out.

Gary

[JC]

Welcome. Place to come for Famicom info. Don't have pics of much, but you can search the games list by IDs for some of the carts. Ask vealchop about Family Trainer. He's got almost all of them.

[dj9_volt]

Real Name is Brad Paine Jr.

Love the famicom would like to have one with the disk system so i can do some game hacking and hopefully make my own.

Saw some of the stashes on here and was thinking woah

to all of you with those huge stashes, keep on collecting.


BTW I am a famiclone I wonder which one i am.

til then

Cheerz

Brad "DJ 9-V" Paine