Sean takes a break from MAGFest 2013 for a little dinner: a 5-patty high Vertical Burger. Can he finish the whole thing?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2013/potpourri/elevation-burger

Sean stopped by the Fangamer booth to pick up some sweet Legend playing cards (and they are indeed sweet!), plus a token to win a... what, Gashapon raffle? Gahsapon roulette? And, if he, does, he can go back to the booth to claim a prize! How will Sean's luck turn out?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2013/potpourri/gashapon-roulette

Sean stopped by the Mad-Gear booth in the vendor room to peruse the wares, and what did he find? Well, lots of things (more on that later), but this is just one of them: the Famicom Keyboard and Data Recorder! Get a quick overview of the hardware, and a hint of things to come.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2013/previews/famicom-data-recorder

Vinnk-Con returns for its second glorious year! This time, the convention has expanded into more of Vinnk's hallway, features an all-new video game museum, a console gaming room, and... Vinnk's family in the living room! Apparently!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2013/potpourri/vinnk-con-2013

Sean and Phil Bond hit the Madison stores for the Wii U launch to interview the people to stand in line... only to find out there aren't any lines! Well, not many, anyway. Also, a Wii U unboxing, and some game play from NintendoLand.

The console launch landscape has changed, mostly being done through pre-orders. In this case, Nintendo barely sent out more units for launch day than were preordered. Are we going to face bare shelves on Black Friday, or does Nintendo think that everyone who wants one this week will get one?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/wii-u-launch-special

Famicom controllers have nice, metal faceplates, but they're prone to scratching, discoloration, and the paint flaking off. Even if you can find a new one, how do you replace it when the controller cables disappear into the back of the system?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/denshimail/famicom-controller-replacement

Sean and Vinnk demonstrate some tricks with the GameCube System Menu -- a couple of which have been known since the system launched (and involves pushing buttons, as you will see), and one more recently discovered with the aid of a video editor and a NinDB user with a penchant for earworms.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/train-your-game/gamecube-menu-secrets

Grandpappy shows us how to limber up our most important gaming appendages. Avoid serious finger-sprain with these tried-and-true exercises for training your game!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/train-your-game/promos/warm-up-exercises

Starting July 25th, 2012, new weekly summer Episodes, Denshimail, training exercises, game secrets, and a whole lot more until the Season 2.0 finale with Episode 4.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/promos/mid-season2-finale

Vinnk reveals his decade-long tryst with SNK's Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System, the one console in the 16-bit generation that made good on its promise of arcade-quality graphics on a home console, and the hefty price tag to back it up.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/neo-geo-affair

Vinnk interviews an Angel about this digitally-based collectible card game... without any actual cards!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/interviews/moonga-light-and-darkness

We chat with Benjamin Howard, proprietor and principal talent behind Fizz Man Industries, and just what it takes to create such sweet gaming-based sculture art that just tears your heart out when you have to sell it to someone for money.

Also, we talk about the importance of spelling.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2012/interviews/fizz-man-industries

We interview Wizards of the Coast Japan about their new video game based on Magic: The Gathering. For now the title is Playstation Network-only, and is meant (in Japan, anyway) to help introduce a Japanese audience to the collectible card game. But, there's a hot girl mascot, so that should be a big selling point too.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/interviews/magic-the-gathering

Sean is looking for some retro game goodies at the Mad Gear booth in the MAGFest 2012 Marketplace, but Earl Gray III walks off with the best haul! What's a retro video game reviewer to do?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2012/potpourri/earl-gray-mark-iii

Sean stops by the Random Encounter Booth in the MAGFest X marketplace to talk to Careless about their "friendly" competition to beat the Descendants of Erdrick to 2000 Facebook likes, how much more awesome their music is, and why we shouldn't like other bands spawned from evil creatures (even if their music is still pretty kickass). Plus, a sweet MAGFest Marketplace Montage! (Oooh, alliteration!)

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2012/interviews/random-encounter

MAGfest X was a fantastic festival of gaming and music for almost all involved, but for a certain vampire hunting professional, it was a quest to regain the honor of the Belmont family after it was questioned and poked-fun at in lyrical-form by a certain video game parody singer. This was the clash that resulted.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2012/potpourri/richter-belmont-vs-brentalfloss

Sindra managed to get prime viewing for the Earthbound Papas performance at MAGfest X, and captured their entrance and first song!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2012/reports/earthbound-papas-feat-nobuo-uematsu

Sindra and Sean meet up with Powet.TV's Extra Zero, Yertle, and some Famicom Dojo fans to tear up Saturday night at MAGFest X! Sindra crashes the Brentalfloss panel, Nobuo Uematsu does the Colossus roar during his set with the Earthbound Papas, and we tour the arcade room and marketplace!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2012/reports/weekend

Sean and Sindra break down the first two days of MAGFest 2012, and preview what they'll be up to over the weekend.

Will Sindra crash a certain popular games lyricist's panel? What IS up with that dancing chicken? How many times can Sean be confused for Spoony?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2012/reports/weekdays

A dude in a chicken suit dances a crazy dance mere feet away from a bunch of serious-looking people in actual suits. Welcome to MAGFest!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2012/potpourri/a-dance-most-fowl

Sean has gone to MAGFest 2012, but since Vinnk is in Japan and can't participate, he's at an exclusive event of his own!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2012/potpourri/vinnkcon-2012

While waiting in line to pre-register for MAGFest 2011, Sean noticed that many fine gentlemen had lovely locks of hair growing from their faces. To kill time, he decides to interview them, and enlists JewWario to help!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2011/potpourri/magnificent-beards

Sean brings his not-so-considerable skills to bear in Street Fighter X Tekken (that's pronounced "e;Street Fighter cross Tekken"e; for those curious), and manages to beat a Capcom employee who has probably been playing the game all weekend by this point.

Vinnk tries out Street Fighter IV Volt for iOS, and liked it enough to buy it when it went on sale for $1 a few weeks back. Did he convince you to pay for a full-price copy?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/previews/street-fighter-x-tekken

Vinnk gets strapped with a contraption by the Kanagawa Institute of Technology that simulates the ups and downs (oh, the downs!) of pregnancy, including: bigger boobs, a punching/kicking baby, weight gain, inability to bend over, and the societal pressure of finding a husband to raise your child.

This is "serious game" indeed!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/potpourri/mommy-tummy

Vinnk tries out the 20th Anniversary edition of Puyo Puyo on the 3DS, and Sean plays Sonic Generations for PS3 and 3DS -- all of them in 3D!

Sean also breaks in FROM THE FUTURE to clarify some of the Sonic Generations comments, as well as demonstrate new modes that were available in the trial version released for PSN and Xbox Live Arcade.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/previews/sonic-generations

Vinnk interviews the reps at the Gloops booth, and tries out Legend Cards on an iPhone.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/interviews/gloops

Sean plays Soul Calibur V, and tries to bring his existing Soul Calibur experience to bear to understand the mechanics of the new game... and at least PARTIALLY succeeds!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/previews/soul-calibur-v

Sean and Vinnk talk about the two public days of the show from their loving hovel at Retro Game Friends in Akihabara, how absolutely crowded it is on the show floor when it's not just members of press, how little can be done, and what they DID manage to do while there.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/reports/public-days

See what Asuka Langley Soryu and Rei Ayanami have to say about their new mobile Neon Genesis Evangelion game from Media Magic! No sign of Mari Illustrious Makinami.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/interviews/neon-genesis-evangelion

Vinnk reviews Monster Hunter 3G (pronounced "Tri-G"), and gives his impressions of the new 3DS control expansion, which adds a second circle pad and two more shoulder buttons.

This may be one of the games of the show for Tokyo Game Show 2011. What do you think?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/previews/monster-hunter-3g

Sean and Vinnk get their respective pairs of hands on a couple of PS Vitas, give their reviews of the games played (Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Ridge Racer respectively), how the PS Vita handles, and what they think its chances are against the 3DS this holiday season.

Bear in mind, however, they still haven't had much of a chance to see what the 3DS has to offer on the show floor (and this was before the announcement of the PS Vita's region free capabilities) -- more of that on Day 2 and beyond!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/previews/ps-vita

Sean plays a Mass Effect 3 demo at Tokyo Game Show 2011. Does it stack up to the previous installments? Not a lot of surprises, but some interesting facts about the squad points selection process and ongoing Mass Effect storyline.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/previews/mass-effect-3

Sean played a lot of fighters (Street Fighter x Tekken, Soul Calibur V, BlazBlue), and Vinnk got his hands on Monster Hunter -- as well as the new control extender that everyone's been talking about!

Also, Vinnk's sister makes appearance. She has a blog:
http://kimberly-helloadventure.blogspot.com/

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/reports/day2

A summary of our first day's activities. Sean got his hands on Mass Effect 3 and Sonic Generations. Vinnk tried out Puyo Puyo. Both were able to score some time with the PS Vita, playing Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Ridge Racer respectively. But we also had a bunch of (largely impromptu) interviews! We chatted with social gaming company Gloops, Wizards of the Coast, and Asuka and Rei from Evangelion!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/reports/day1

It's the day before Tokyo Game Show (well, the day of as of this recording and post), and Sean has gone to Akihabara to increase his stock of awesome retro games! Some will appear on Famicom Dojo, others are just, you know, 'cuz why not?

Lots happened today at Tokyo Game Show as well, which means everything full of awesome will be soon forthcoming!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2011/reports/akihabara-haul

The SegaScope-3D came out at the same time as Nintendo's Famicom 3D System, but Sega saw fit to release their peripheral in the US as well.

Also in stark contrast to Nintendo, Sega developed all of its own 3D games. Check them out in Part 2 of our Retro 3D Special!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/segascope-3d

In a newest wrinkle expanding the size of my annual convention circuit, Sean finds that he is confused more and more for Noah Antwiler, a.k.a. "The Spoony One". This even happened, thousands of miles away from MAGFest, in LA during BotCon 2011. BOTCON! Where people already know him from TFBoogaloo.com!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2011/potpourri/not-thespoonyone

With the release of the 3DS in Japan, we take a look at Nintendo's first attempt at 3D gaming almost 25 years ago. (Hint: it's NOT the Virtual Boy!)

SeanOrange and Vinnk review the Famicom 3D System, the seven games that came out for it, and the ones that made it to the US and somehow managed to stay 3D.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/famicom-3d-system

SeanOrange catches up on an item he missed from Thursday (and re-enacts his experience at the DJ Cutman booth), plus a couple of other goodies. Not as many things as yesterday, but today has a POTENT find!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2011/reports/day2-haul

SeanOrange talks about his sweet haul from the MAGFest 2011 Marketplace, and teases some more video goodness coming down the pipe.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/magfest/2011/reports/day1-haul

We take a closer look at the TurboGrafx-16 and the Turbo Booster -- an enormous add-on that gave the console AV output capabilities... and little else! The Turbo Booster Plus gives it a bit more kick with some onboard RAM, but the feature wouldn't help with most games.

We also examine the CoreGrafx -- one of many iterations of the PC Engine hardware released in Japan.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/turbo-booster-and-coregrafx

We get a visit from the Angry PC Engine Nerd, who is more than happy to explain that HudsonSoft and NEC were the true forerunners of the 16-bit wars, despite weak performance of the PC Engine outside of Japan as the fabled TurboGrafx-16.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/angry-pc-engine-nerd

In this Denshimail, we answer some questions about the Sega Power Base Converter's compatibility with different versions of the Sega Genesis, and one game that infamously can't be played: F-16 Fighting Falcon.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/denshimail/sega-incompatibilities

Season 2 begins! Have you trained your game?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/promos/season-2-begins

We take a look at the Sega Power Base Converter add-on device that lets you play Sega Master System games on your Genesis and other backwards compatibility with Sega's 8-bit gaming machine.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/sega-power-base-converter

With Sean indisposed, self-appointed Sega guru Sindra teams up with Vinnk to explain the rise of the Mega Drive and Genesis to de-throne Nintendo as the reigning video game super power. Can it truly do what Nintendon't?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/what-nintendont

The Famicom is able to sit on top of the Disk System, but is there any way to keep it locked into that position like most of the other console add-ons known to man and woman? Famicom Dojo has the answers!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/denshimail/stacked

The NES explains to Jr. how he met his mother, albeit in a roundabout way that could potentially go on for years and years. Good thing the Famicom was there to keep him on track! Learn about the earliest, pre-Genesis Sega consoles, and some tips and tricks if you happen to own a Sega Master System.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/sega-family-tree-special

If your game is weak, train it at the Famicom Dojo! Watch the first two minutes from the premiere episode of Season 2, and prepare to Train Your Game!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/train-your-game

Mistakes, outtakes, and unused scenes from the first Season of Famicom Dojo!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/season-1-bloopers

SeanOrange and Vinnk go around the globe promoting Famicom Dojo! Check out some of our trips to No Brand Con, Geek.Kon, Tokyo Game Show, and DaishoCon!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/convention-tour-2008-special

It's coming.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/promos/season-2

Vinnk scours the Rising Stuff store for the rarest Famicom game/accessory he has available: the FMC Disk Checker! Also, Sean shares his collection of Rare games.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/denshimail/rare-games

Episodes 1-6, Wii Launch Day Special, Tokyo Game Show 2007 Special, Parts 1-3 (and extras), Video Netcast Promos, exclusive content, and more!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/promos/season-1-dvd

Together at a convention for the first time since Tokyo Game Show 2007, SeanOrange and Vinnk field a question about homebrew Famicom games at No Brand Con 2009 (in SPAAAAAACE!) in Eau Claire, WI.

Sean talks about the modded carts he saw at his recent trip tp Midwest Gaming Classic, and Vinnk discusses the Playpower Foundation.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/denshimail/homebrew

SeanOrange is stuck behind a table at the Midwest Gaming Classic, selling Rising Stuff stuff all weekend! Will he make his escape and see the rest of the convention...?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/midwest-gaming-classic-2009-special

We explain how to hook up your Famicom (RF) or Twin (AV) to your TV. NOTE: These instructions are for North American NTSC sets ONLY. We intend to cover NTSC-to-PAL conversions in the future.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/denshimail/hookups

This week we talk about why the Famicom Disk System is able to use six AA batteries, and whether or not the battery tray is a viable solution for your Famicom gaming needs. Also -- an "experiment".

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/denshimail/batteries

SeanOrange and Vinnk explain why using the NES AC power supply with a Famicom is a bad, terrible idea, and what alternatives you may have if your trusty DC Famicom adapter burns out.

Leave a comment or send us an email: denshimail@famicomdojo.tv. Your question might be answered in a future installment!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season2/denshimail/adapters

Wrapping up the first season, we bring to the fore the console that has been lurking around in the background all season, the Sharp Twin Famicom! Check out the features of the fully-licensed console, which melds the Famicom with the Disk System into one unit.

Also, the shocking secret of NESter's true parentage revealed!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/twin-famicoms

Starting in January 2009, we'll be answering your questions in our new Famicom Denshimail segment.

Send your questions to us at denshimail@famicomdojo.tv, or make a video response on YouTube!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/promos/denshimail

Coming this Christmas, an event that will shake the Dojo to its very core: the Famicom Dojo Season 1 finale!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/promos/season-1-finale

In our penultimate episode of Season 1, Vinnk and SeanOrange talk about the many uses of the Famicom Microphone and the games developed for it.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/microphone-roundup

Come see Sean at DaishoCon 2008 in Stevens Point, WI, and have a chance to be the first to see the newest episode of Famicom Dojo!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/promos/daishocon-2008

Sean will be appearing at Geek.Kon 2008 in Madison, WI, while Vinnk will be appearing at the Tokyo Game Show in Japan. Where will you be?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/promos/sweet-convention

Two hosts from opposite sides of the track. Two consoles from opposite sides of the Pacific. In an internet TV show that breaks all the rules. Famicom Dojo.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/promos/season-1

Sean introduces you to the Famicom Dojo video netcast! Check out full-TV resolution versions of our YouTube videos, with full episodes of the upcoming Season 2 exclusive to the netcast!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/promos/video-netcast

In this episode, we talk about the pin differences between Famicom and NES carts, Nintendo's big plans for an NES add-on, and its unintended consequences.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/cartridges-and-pins

Vinnk and SeanOrange talk about: 9) the Microsoft Booth; 10) the Retro Video Game Awards; 11) Pixel Junk Racers; 12) and our final thoughts! Check out the third and final part of this special episode of Famicom Dojo!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/tokyo-game-show-2007-special-part-3

Vinnk and SeanOrange talk about: 5) Soul Calibur Legends; 6) Oneechambara-R; 7) Final Fantasy IV DS; 8) The Sony Presser. Check out part 2 of this special episode of Famicom Dojo!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/tokyo-game-show-2007-special-part-2

Vinnk and SeanOrange talk about: 1) No More Heroes; 2) Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles; 3) Wii Family Trainer; 4) Doko de mo yoga. Check out this special episode of Famicom Dojo!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/tokyo-game-show-2007-special-part-1

Miyamoto wins the Taisho prize for Super Mario Bros. from Game Center CX at the Tokyo Game Show! His prize? Playing World 1-1 in front of a crowd of adoring fans!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2007/reports/miyamoto-taisho

Straight from the Tokyo Game Show 2007 floor, Vinnk reports on some exciting Wii news from SNK.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/tokyo-game-show/2007/news/snk-breaking-news

Our third episode introduces two new segments: Grandpappy's first Videogram about the Nintendo Enertainment System, and the mailbag -- where we answer your questions about the show!

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/nintendo-has-moxie

In episode two, we take a look at how the Famicom Disk System revolutionized console gaming (despite never being released outside of Japan), and the subsequent advent of the battery backup cartridge.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/battery-backup

For our first episode, we introduce the namesake of the show, and Nintendo's first independent effort at a home video console that would soon become a household name: the Famicom!

Wait, "Famicom"?

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season1/famicom-and-disk-system

After interviewing people at other stores, Caleb and Sean stand in line at Madison West Side Target for two of 111 available Wii consoles. As they do, they learn something about themselves... and about life.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season0/wii-day-launch-special

Vinnk and SeanOrange play a little Famicom, and transfer their WiFi setting to the new DS Lite.

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http://famicomdojo.tv/season0/powet-in-japan