POKE FAMI - It is estimated that many gamers have never heard of it, or they have probably forgotten it. This machine was released around 2004 and was developed by Japan Game Tech. The price at that time was 13,000 yen. This price was not very cost-effective at the time, and only

POKE FAMI - It is estimated that many gamers have never heard of it, or they have probably forgotten it. This machine was released around 2004 and was developed by Japan Game Tech. The price at that time was 13,000 yen. This price was not very cost-effective at the time, and only serious gamers could accept it.

POKE FAMI is equipped with a 2.5-inch TFT LCD screen with a backlight, allowing players to play games in the dark. The

machine uses 3 html size 15 batteries or special rechargeable batteries to support power supply and can be played continuously for 3 hours. POKE FAMI also has functions such as screen light and dark adjustment and A and B key burst shooting.

The biggest highlight of the machine is that it can directly use the most original FC cartridge to play games, instead of the simulation methods at that time. However, in addition to the small screen, the game restoration is very good. Moreover, the machine can also be directly connected to a dedicated 2P handle, allowing the machine to play two-player games. It's just that it costs the eyes of the two players.

Of course, if you think the screen is too small, the machine also has an AV output function, which can output the signal to the TV, so that you can better experience the game.

POKE FAMI was sold in limited quantities back then, so you can’t buy it if you want. After so many years, I don’t know if this machine has any collection value.