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 Nintendo New Famicom Console HVC-101 + Cute Action Mix Games… — $155.50 Used Nintendo New Famicom Console System HVC-101 + Mario… — $152.52 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 has a new Japan-made rubber belt installed.Serial numbers on the Disk System console and instruction manual do not match. The Nintendo Famicom console and Disk System show normal signs of use such as light surface scuffs and minor wear. The back of the Famicom console shows yellowing/discoloration. Included:• Official Famicom AC adapter• Official Disk System AC adapter• Original RF switch for Famicom• RAM Adapter for the Disk System• Instruction manuals for each system and additional paperwork The Disk System box shows scuffs, scratches, and corner wear, while the Famicom box has scuffs, scratches, corner wear, and areas of peeling. The styrofoam trays for both units show some wear and marks from use. 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. In your home: US or Canada — TV: with an AV cable made for this console, plug the yellow/red/white ends into your TV and the picture shows as normal — no converter needed. TV (RF switch): the RF switch sends the picture over an analog channel, so it shows on TVs that can still receive analog (RF) broadcasts — older CRT sets, and flat-screen TVs that still have an analog tuner. It will not show on TVs in PAL countries such as the UK, Europe or Australia. US or Canada (120V) — power: please don't plug this Japanese 100V equipment straight into the wall. Run it through a 120V→100V step-down transformer (not included). UK, Europe or Australia (230–240V) — power: plugging it straight into the wall will burn it out. Use a 230V→100V step-down transformer (not included). WHAT FAMICOM DISK SYSTEM BUYERS TOLD US “Finally have the chance to talk about this. Packaging was very well done: the seller clearly cared about the console enough and I appreciate that. It came as described, so I'm very happy. Finally it shipped relatively quickly. Overall, I'm very happy. It works very well on a modern monitor and it is about what I expected from an older console. I enjoy the older, retro consoles. I also enjoyed was the little flyer that came with it. It's nice to see old game shops thriving in Japan.”— verified Famicom Disk System buyer, 2026-08-16 “The console arrived safely and in excellent time thanks to great packaging and shipping. It's exactly as described and looks great. Seller went out of their way to update me on shipping and show me the console working, and was all around incredibly kind and a pleasure to deal with. Highly recommended!”— verified Famicom Disk System buyer, 2026-06-19 These are real messages left by people who bought Famicom Disk System gear from us on eBay, where we have 2,535 ratings (2,527 of them positive). They are feedback on our shop, not star ratings on this item — so we do not show stars here.