Nintendo Famicom A to Z - Joe Goes Retro
36I've had a serious fascination with games for the Famicom, despite not understanding a word of Japanese, so this time around I decided to highlight a variety of Japanese Famicom titles, most of which weren't release elsewhere. One for each letter of the alphabet.
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