10 Best Famicom Disk System Games - FDS 

I was going to recommend that one as well. It's a pretty fun one and my favorite I've played so far on the FDS.

Ai Senshi Nicol is a really fun one, a sci-fi dungeon dungeon crawler similar to the style of Zelda. Another one is Moero TwinBee, fun shooter with crazy stuff, though it did come to the US as Stinger. Lastly there is Seiken Psycho Calibur, this one is a direct Zelda clone but a bit harder, it is still a lot of fun. Lastly, the FDS version of Castlevana and Metroid, just for the music and the ability to save.

You can also play FDS games with the NES Everdrive. :)

Which Famicom Disk System Games are affordable ???

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It's a fun platformer. Unique to say the least.

ironically, I don't like eating tomatoes at all.

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I may if invited, but it's too far to drive for me.

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I never beat it, either.

Funny enough a lot of people don't know, but the disk system(and the twin Famicom) are upgrades of the FC and the NES, while the NES was slightly better than the FC the disk system added another audio channel as well as some extra RAM I believe. So on games like Castlevania 3 the music have a completely different sound compared to the cart versions. Another thing is saves for basically every game on the system, enabled by the extra space on a disk some games had like 7 save slots. I picked up a Twin a while back and have been exploring the library through emulation before I eventually invest in a setup to write the games I actually want to play onto disks. Another crazy thing is there's apparently a huge community in China still doing mods on the fc and SF, with the old game doctors where they pirates games, I recently saw one where a guy basically wrote a GUI style library where he had a HDD or something attached to his FC playing games. Possibilities are endless if you have the right info and resources

I was wondering that exact same thing.

Probably an HDMI-modded NES + old school Famicom Disk System through the RAM adapter. I just used composite jacks 'cuz that's what I got.

Or the Retro AVS, which is an HDMI nes with Famicom/Disk System support.

Andrew Brandt I just got an AVS because the Analogue NT is sold out. Where do you get the famicom disc adaptor?

Sure! Several are, but some are text-heavy.

Someone found a way to put it on an NES cart, too. But the music isn't exactly the same.

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Rabite890 ah, yeah that's a good point.

It's my optimal way of playing. I used the old FDS console for a while, but this was all-in-one for convenience.

John Riggs: RIGG'd Games I bet its more convenient

You might want to check a certain website I can't link, let's just say it's another term for Loving Compact Discs (I don't condone piracy or anything of the sort)

@@dingusbingus7463 is ok i found it was Kaiketsu 3

JCreazy it's short for Shoot'Em Ups that are games where you fly and shoot things.

True. I know a few who refuse to say it, too, which is all good. Like how I refuse to called a Super Nintendo a "snesss" one-syllable word.

I like it