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Message: [QUOTE="Tsukishima, post: 536653, member: 690362"] There's a few I can list here. The Fukutake StudyBox which is mostly an edutainment add on for the Famicom which allows you to play games on cassettes. These boasted staggeringly good audio values, which could be seen as otherwise unrealistic quality for the console. There's also the Konami Q-Ta which could be seen as a massive cart loader you install where you otherwise insert the games. They're double the size of a traditional Famicom cartridge. All games for the add-on also had a special FX chip, like Castlevania III which produced much better audio quality. The details aren't extremely specific on the Q-ta but it's said it could hold double of what the standard game on the Famicom could ever have. The Q-ta is very interesting, was never made available to the public, and a special collaboration between Konami and NHK, the broadcasting service over in Japan. [/QUOTE]

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