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Play Famicom Games on Your Nintendo Ds

November 24th, 2007 by: Technabob


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Sick of all those newfangled games on your Nintendo DS? This new gadget lets you dust off your old 8-bit games and play them on your DS Lite.

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The CYBER Familator Lite plugs into your DS Lite’s GBA adapter slot and lets you plug in carts from the old Nintendo Famicom (aka NES here in the states), and play them right on the DS screen. While it’s designed to play Japanese Famicom titles, you should be able to play NES titles on it too if you manage to get your hands on a Famicom->NES adapter cartridge.

The fact that the Familator Lite is about twice the size of the DS itself makes it a little impractical, but if you just have to get a fix of your favorite 8-bit titles, it could be worth a look.

[via dsfanboy]

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Comments (4):

  1. ??? says:

    nes doesn’t have all these good graphics

  2. “Cyber Familator Lite” [CYBER・ファミレータLite(DS Lite専用)] Play NES/Famicom in Nintendo DS Lite!…

    You can play Famicom games in the Nintendo DS Lite using Cyber Gadget’s “Cyber Familator”!
    The Cyber Familator plugs into the DS Lite’s GBA slot, It’s also possible to view the game on TV using AV Cables, and earphones a…

  3. Hi-Tech-IT says:

    Wow remember that, im OLD!

  4. I am shagaro miamoto creater of Mario says:

    Yes. Nintendo” has been worried about our Famicom Stocks. So we disited we Make a cargrige that fit’s into the ds system To as always play famicom Games. Thank you for post. – Nintendo of amirica.

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