Nintendo Disk System Console system HVC-022 Boxed [New Rubber Belt Replaced]

Used. Tested. Matching serial number on console and instruction manual.
Console has been replaced with a new belt. Batteries not included.

Console has minor scuffs and scratches. Includes magnetic protection sheet, RAM adapter, power adapter (official, accepts 100V voltage, box included), instruction manual, and flyer. Styrofoam protective case has scratches and partial stains. Box has scuffs, corner wear, and scratches.

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The Family Computer Disk System is a peripheral for the Family Computer, released by Nintendo on February 21, 1986. It allows users to play games by reading software written on special disk media called "disk cards."

The set includes the main unit of the disk system (HVC-022), which reads the disk, and the RAM adapter (HVC-023), which supplies software information to the main unit of the Family Computer. The system is connected to a Family Computer or AV-spec Family Computer to form a system. It runs on an AC adapter (sold separately) or six AA batteries.