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The Game Cave on Twitter: "July 15 1983, Nintendo released the Famicom, Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr. and Popeye in Japan #gamecave #famicom #donkeykong #popeye #japan https://t.co/SnWz4gikXc" / Twitter
Famicom 31th - JP July 15, 1983. | Nintendo, Mp3 player, July 15
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OnThisDayInGaming on Twitter: "The Famicom was released on this day in Japan, 38 years ago (1983) https://t.co/95xJ1CDnTp" / Twitter
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Killer Gaming on Twitter: "Nintendo Japan's Family Computer AKA Famicom was released on July 15, 1983. https://t.co/RCc7V9GmHC" / Twitter
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BVB1992PAO - Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Released Date: Japan July 15, 1983 (Famicom) North America: October 18, 1985 Europe: September 1, 1986 | Facebook
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The Famicom's creator reflects on 30 years of 8-bit bliss - Polygon
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Raptor IT Consultants - THIS DAY IN TECH HISTORY! On July 15, 1983 # Nintendo released their Famicom system, which stands for “Family Computer,” in Japan. The Famicom would be updated with
