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Raptor it - THIS DAY IN TECH HISTORY! On July 15, 1983 #Nintendo released their Famicom system, which stands for “Family Computer,” in Japan. The Famicom would be updated with a
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The Famicom's creator reflects on 30 years of 8-bit bliss - Polygon
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Game One PH on Instagram: “Fun Fact: On July 15, 1983, Nintendo sold its first Family Computer. The FamiCom turns 39 today! If you ever had one, what's your fondest…”
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TODAY IN GAMING HISTORY July 15, 1983 The Nintendo Famicom is released... | TikTok
The Game Awards - 36 Years Ago today, on July 15, 1983, the Nintendo Famicom was released in Japan. What was your favorite NES games? #famicom # nintendo #nes #gaminghistory #thegameawards | Facebook
Five Licensed Famicom Games That Never Released On NES - Game Informer
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Killer Gaming on Twitter: "Nintendo Japan's Family Computer AKA Famicom was released on July 15, 1983. https://t.co/RCc7V9GmHC" / Twitter
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