If you're the fortunate owner of a working 8-bit Famicom console and a functional Famicom Disk System, there's a way to bolt both pieces of hardware into one cohesive unit. Sort of. Feast your eyes on the Famicom System Rack which is four pieces of red metal that literally rack and lock the Famicom and Famicom Disk together. Once properly fitted, both pieces of hardware become a single Famicom monstrosity that's heavy and somewhat odd looking. We only found one of these in storage and the packaging is pretty beat up. There's also some label residue on the lower right corner of the front side of the box which looks bad but the item is new. «photo gallery»
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Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Famicom System Rack
If you're the fortunate owner of a working 8-bit Famicom console and a functional Famicom Disk System, there's a way to bolt both pieces of hardware into one cohesive unit. Sort of. Feast your eyes on the Famicom System Rack which is four pieces of red metal that literally rack and lock the Famicom and Famicom Disk together. Once properly fitted, both pieces of hardware become a single Famicom monstrosity that's heavy and somewhat odd looking. We only found one of these in storage and the packaging is pretty beat up. There's also some label residue on the lower right corner of the front side of the box which looks bad but the item is new. «photo gallery»
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