Making the very focused thread about a single gachapon made me think: let’s have a thread to discuss any peripherals, toys, and general memorabilia.
I’ll kick off…always liked this Famicom Disc System case that Nintendo licensed out to manufacturer Shinshin Co Ltd.
That classic Mario artwork is a great reference point to the era, too!
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D.Lo
August 12, 2024, 1:41am
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Hmm, I could post all my pre-gaming Nintendo items.
I have:
Pre-WW2 Hanafuda
Ultra Hand
Ultra Scope
Love Tester
And various others. Will have to get them down and photograph though.
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i have stuff to add to this thread but man, i bought a 3d printed disk-kun case off etsy because i’d never seen this - that’s so cool!
Minasu
August 15, 2024, 9:39am
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Much-needed thread!
For me, the coolest gaming peripheral will always be the Game Boy Camera. I had one at the time and it was brilliant. Even though using one today is a bit beyond me, I do admire people who are keeping it alive. Another peripheral I had back then was the e-Reader for GBA. I seem to remember needing to import that… I did it to play those SMB3 bonus levels. DLC before the internet was ubiquitous! I can’t say I miss that…
Returning to the present day, I’ve been getting into Hanafuda lately. This deck isn’t old, it’s currently in production:
You can see more photos in a previous post here:
Delivery from Kyoto this morning…
[Hanafuda 1]
Nintendo’s entry level Hanafuda deck is called Miyako No Hana, flowers of the capital. It has been manufactured for around a century. This particular deck is brand new and currently in production.
[Hanafuda 2]
I was expecting the cards to be small and well made, but nothing can prepare you for holding them in real life! There are so many classy details throughout the packaging.
[Hanafuda 3]
My favourite element is this plastic casing, which…
One of my favourite gaming-adjacent things is this origami Tetris lamp:
3DS, with its cover plates and various accessories, is arguably peak tat. Those 18-in-1 card cases are legit:
On the subject of Club Nintendo, I use this pouch:
I think it was originally released for 3DS, but I find it a better fit for my DSi LL/XL:
Finally, I like a good guidebook:
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That wine red pouch is gorgeous! Always wondered if the matching DSi XL colour was inspired by the Famicom.
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