Uploaded December 2010 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
In 1988 when the Prototype Super Famicom was previewed, Nintendo also showed a redesigned Famicom Known at the time as the 'Famicom Adaptor.'
A strange concept as the Famicom needed to be connected to the SFC through the A/V inputs in order for the SFC to play Famicom games, hence the name 'Adaptor.' On the SFC there is a button labelled Famicom; (middle button) which enables the SFC to play Famicom games.
One cool feature is that the SFC Controller could be used on the Famicom.
In 1988 when the Prototype Super Famicom was previewed, Nintendo also showed a redesigned Famicom Known at the time as the 'Famicom Adaptor.'
A strange concept as the Famicom needed to be connected to the SFC through the A/V inputs in order for the SFC to play Famicom games, hence the name 'Adaptor.' On the SFC there is a button labelled Famicom; (middle button) which enables the SFC to play Famicom games.
One cool feature is that the SFC Controller could be used on the Famicom.
