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Message: [QUOTE="bjork, post: 199786, member: 2227"] It was a cool idea at the time, and there are some really solid titles for it. Tracking down the games is tougher than finding the hardware, and when you get into those blank ones you could have burned at a kiosk or whatever, I think buying used ones can be a mystery. But the concept isn't too different from using disks on contemporary computers of the day (C64, Apple II, etc). I forget and it's been years since I've owned an NES, but isn't that what the port on the bottom was originally for, but then the FDS never made it out of Japan? I'd only seen these a handful of times until I frequented Bookoff a bit more, and Bookoff regularly carried Famicoms and the FDS, but separately, never saw them bundled together. [/QUOTE]

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