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Special Nintendo Disk System?
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Eronistes Offline
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Special Nintendo Disk System?
In 1986, Nintendo released a special Disk System peripheral for the NES in Japan. Among its features was a microphone in the controller, which certain games used, including an updated version of the original Zelda. You could only destroy a certain enemy by shouting into the mic.
07-28-2012 06:54 AM
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RE: Special Nintendo Disk System?

More on this:

The second controller had a microphone area.
[Image: FamicomControllerIandII.jpg]

The enemy you are referring to is a Pols Voice.
[Image: polsvoice.png]

Using the microphone you could yell into the mic to alert them. However this was only for those in Japan (or had the Famicom disk system) and was never corrected in the manuals for those outside of Japan
[Image: manual36.jpg]
Quote:A ghost with big ears and a weak point ‒ he hates loud noise.
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07-28-2012 07:10 AM
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RE: Special Nintendo Disk System?
Man you know much about games Big Grin
07-28-2012 07:16 AM
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