Nintendo Museum Sells Exclusive Famicom and NES Photo Book
The Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan, has begun selling an official Family Computer and Nintendo Entertainment System photo book. This exclusive hardcover volume measures 30 by 30 centimeters and is housed within a protective slipcover featuring the console logo.
The 168-page publication showcases high-quality images of the hardware, controllers, accessories, and game cartridges. Teaser visuals highlight peripherals such as the Power Pad, R.O.B., and keyboard. While other regional Nintendo stores offer unique merchandise, this specific title is currently only available at the Bonus Stage store within the Kyoto museum.
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Key facts
- Title
- Family Computer & Nintendo Entertainment System Photo Book
- Publisher
- Nintendo
- Pages
- 168
- Dimensions
- 30cm x 30cm
Tags
- #Famicom
- #Merchandise
- #NES
- #Nintendo
- #Nintendo Museum
- #Photo Book
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