Nintendo Famicom Disk System
This collection of custom covers with custom era-style boxes highlights the Japan-only console well. Nintendo themselves used the term Famicom in the case of the 16-bit follow up and the Japanese 8-bit Gameboy Advance remakes. Famicom may be a made-up term, but it's something that Nintendo themselves has recognized. The system lived just long enough to watch its own death. As chip costs dropped, larger games could be fit on cartridges then was possible at introduction of the Family Computer Disk System. The system delivered role-playing games prior to the evolution of cartridge technology and supply-chains. Along with it, it brought a timeless niche peek into early Japan-only RPGs. When cartridge options became available, the console immediately became obsolete.
