This particular one has sold. If what you were looking for is the machine itself, it is still here — the same model, opened, cleaned and tested by hand before it ships. Ready to ship from our shelf: Sharp Twin Famicom Console Nintendo AN-505BK / 500R / 500B… — from $160.00 Used Nintendo New Famicom Console System HVC-101 Tested… — from $101.23 【Serviced & Tested】Famicom & Disk System | Build Your Bundle — from $61.72 Browse every Famicom we have → Or a set we build to order, so it is not a one-off: Mario Bros. Nintendo Famicom Japan Import NTSC-J → 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 → Two legends, one tower — the original Nintendo Family Computer paired with the Disk System, Japan’s bold leap into rewritable gaming in the 1980s. About this set Used. Tested and working.Region: NTSC-J (Japan).The Disk System drive belt has been replaced with a brand-new Japan-made rubber belt.Please note: the serial numbers on both instruction manuals (Famicom and Disk System) do not match the serial numbers on the consoles. The Famicom console and Disk System unit show light scuffs and minor surface wear from normal use.The Famicom controllers are in good condition with no major noticeable damage. Included:• Official Famicom AC adapter• Original Famicom RF switch and an accessory• RAM Adapter for the Disk System• Instruction manuals and paperwork for both systems The original Disk System AC adapter is not included.The Disk System can be powered by inserting six size-C batteries (C-cell) under the battery cover, so it will operate even without an AC adapter. The Disk System box shows rubbing, small marks, corner wear, and tape on the surface.The Famicom box has only light rubbing and minor marks and is overall in good condition for its age.Both styrofoam trays have damage and wear; the Disk System tray has some cracked areas. A note from the curator A beautiful boxed set that captures the dawn of console expansions — when “saving your game” meant writing to a floppy disk, not the cloud.