Nintendo Famicom Disk System Commercial

The disk stored biggger newer games like zelda 2 and newer releases 1985+ it can also be used to rip copies of your games which caused a problem of renting and copying,
it was cheaper to buy the games on that diskette from the Nintendo mail service than the carts at stores

but it was ended in summer of 2003
so if you want one you will have to find some hardcore collectors or hardcore fan boys or try Yahoo auctions
or better yet buy a jap-Usa connector for $20

the famicom cost 15,000 yen in japan so how much this cost here

What did it do exactly?

GREAT !

Why play normal games when you can pay lots of money just so you can play the exact same thing on a DISC? It's so AMAZING! lol

i wish i had that.

lol yeah that's about what the dsi costs now, odd, istnt it?

lol at the end it sound like he says "hard to buy"

lol i hear it too

its because nintendo is based in japan, they try out their new products over there first to see how well the would do.
im not too sure how well the Famicom disk system did because it was way before my time. but i can tell you that the N64 DD failed! i dont inderstand why it had a few awesome games namely F zero X Ek.