This particular one has found its new home. Every Disk System we sell is fully serviced by hand here in Japan — belt replaced, cleaned and tested, ready to play. ▶ Want a serviced, ready-to-play one? Fresh stock arrives often — see our in-stock Disk Systems → ▶ Already own one that has gone silent? More often than not it is just the perished drive belt. Bring it back to life yourself — genuine Famicom Disk System belts, $8.89 → Used. Tested. Working. Disc is in standard used condition. Outer box is scuffed. The instruction manual has partial tears. The paper protective case is missing. Tear A side is pro wrestling, B side is Super Mario Bros 2. 📖 Curious about the Famicom Disk System? I wrote its whole story — how it was born and what made it special — in our Museum. Read the story →— The shopkeeper, Japan 🇯🇵 🎮 Prefer it ready to play, right out of the box? We also hand-pack tested Famicom Disk System sets — a cleaned console, classic games and every cable you need, together at a friendlier price than buying it piece by piece. See the ready-to-play Famicom Disk System bundles →— The shopkeeper, Japan 🇯🇵 What You Will Actually Pay Nothing appears later that is not listed here. The item — $51.99. That is the price on this page. Shipping from Japan — $10.50 to most countries, $15.00 to Brazil, Chile and Argentina — or nothing at all once your order reaches $100, anywhere in the world. The exact figure for your address appears at checkout, before you pay. Import duties and taxes — already handled. Checkout works out what your country charges and collects it with your order, so the figure you agree to is the figure you pay. No customs bill is waiting for you when the parcel arrives. We have one of these. It is the unit in the photographs above — not a stock image, and not one of several. It leaves Japan within 1–3 business days of your payment, with a tracking number sent to you by email. If anything is still unclear — the plug, the voltage, how the box really looks in daylight — ask me before you buy, or Browse more Sports Games — Japanese Retro Import →