Nintendo Classic Mini Family Computer AC Adapter Set [Refurbished] &

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Please check the product description and specifications before ordering. ―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・― 【Product Information】 [Refurbished] This product has been professionally inspected, tested, cleaned, and serviced as needed by a certified refurbished seller. The warranty period is 180 days or longer. For detailed warranty information, please refer to the warranty terms and seller policies. If there is a problem with the product, please contact us using the warranty card included with the product. • Dimensions: Height 50.45mm x Width 108.12mm x Depth 142.47mm (with controller attached to the main unit) • Weight: Approximately 229g (including controller) • Input terminals: HDMI terminal, USB terminal (micro-B) • Video output: 720p, 480p • Audio output: Linear PCM 2CH output from HDMI terminal Includes 30 classic Famicom games. This system includes 30 popular titles released between 1983 and 1993. It's easy to connect via HDMI cable, allowing you to play without changing cartridges. The games are listed on the home screen, so you just need to choose your favorite title. It also features an "analog TV mode" that recreates the look and feel of a CRT TV from that era. Pressing the "reset button" on the device to return to the home screen will automatically save the current state. *The included software is a reproduction of the original game content adapted for this product. Operation and presentation may differ from the original. *You cannot play games by inserting a Famicom cartridge. *You cannot add software through downloads or other means. *A USB power supply device is required to use this product. • USB AC adapter: A USB adapter with an output of 5V/1.0A/5W can be . - USB ports (Standard-A) on TVs, computers, etc.: Depending on the USB port and operating environment, it may not function correctly. Compact, palm-sized The size of the "Family Computer," a home video game console released in 1983, has been reduced to approximately 60%, making it palm-sized. Despite its compact size, it comes with a controller that lets you enjoy the feel of the original gameplay. (It does not have a microphone function.) Set contents Nintendo Classic Mini Family Computer (1 unit) One high-speed HDMI cable One USB cable (for power supply) 1 AC charger Instruction manual (1 sheet) List of included titles Nintendo's Donkey Kong was released on July 15, 1983. Nintendo Super Mario Bros. released on September 9, 1983. Namco Pac-Man, released November 2, 1984. Nintendo's Excitebike was released on November 30, 1984. Nintendo Balloon Fight, released January 22, 1985. Nintendo Ice Climber, released January 30, 1985. Namco Galaga, released February 15, 1985. KONAMI Yie Ar Kung-Fu, released April 23, 1985 Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. was released on September 13, 1985. Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda was released on February 21, 1986. Sunsoft's *Atlantis no Nazo* (The Mystery of Atlantis) was released on April 17, 1986. KONAMI Gradius, released April 25, 1986 - Capcom, Ghosts 'n Goblins, released June 13, 1986 Tecmo Solomon's Key, released July 30, 1986. Nintendo Metroid, released August 6, 1986. KONAMI Castlevania, released September 26, 1986 Nintendo's The Adventure of Link was released on January 14, 1987. Tecmo's Tsuppari Oozumou (Sumo Wrestling) was released on September 18, 1987. Nintendo Super Mario Bros. 3, released October 23, 1988. Tecmo's Ninja Gaiden was released on December 9, 1988. - Capcom Mega Man 2, released December 24, 1988 - Technos Japan, Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari, released April 25, 1989 Technos Japan Double Dragon II, released December 22, 1989 KONAMI Super Contra, released February 2, 1990. - Square Final Fantasy III, released April 27, 1990 Nintendo's Dr. Mario was released on July 27, 1990. Technos Japan - Downtown Nekketsu Koushinkyoku (Downtown Passionate March) - Released October 12, 1990 Nintendo Mario Open Golf, released September 20, 1991. Nintendo Super Mario USA, released September 14, 1992. Nintendo's Kirby's Dream Land was released on March 23, 1993. (C) 2016 Nintendo