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Family Computer Encyclopedia Part 11

Second hand. Couple of slight cover scuffs.

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$9.59 $14.99 In stock

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An independent guide to the Famicom’s many charms. Part 11 focuses on Zelda, Hattori kun, Dig Dug II, Mighty Bomb Jack, Spy vs Spy and Pro Wrestling. Plenty of screen shots and manga style features make this pleasant going. Known in Japan as Family Computer Daizukan.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

The Spy vs Spy section alone is worth the price, those black-and-white comic panels are hilarious and packed with detail. I've been flipping through the Pro Wrestling pages too, and the screenshots make me want to dust off my console tonight. A solid buy for any Famicom fan's shelf.

Madison ★★★★★

I was surprised by how many games are covered here—Zelda and Pro Wrestling are both given really detailed walkthroughs. The screen shots help a lot, especially for tricky parts in Dig Dug II.

Joshua ★★★★★

The manga-style features really bring the wrestling section to life—it's like reading a mini comic. Zelda fans will appreciate the detailed stage layouts in the screen shots.