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 [[File:Famicom_Modem_inside_front.jpg|thumb|200px|Inside-Front]][[File:Famicom_Modem_inside_back.jpg|thumb|200px|Inside-Back]]The Famicom Modem (ファミコンネットシステム lit. Family Computer Network System) is a video game peripheral for the Family Computer released only in Japan in 1988 that uses a card based format like [[NEC]]'s PC Engine. It allowed The system acts as a modem, and connected the user access Famicom to a server that through a network cable.The server provided game cheats, jokes, the ability to view news and weather forecastsreports, trade stocks and a small amount of downloadable contentfind out game cheats. It Content could also be used downloaded to make live stock tradesthe Network system as well.The Network system came with its own controller that featured a numeric pad for interacting with the server.  It did provide online play but all of its games with online play were ports of cartridge games and are now very rare to find. The idea of downloading content would later be used in the Super Nintendo's [[Satellaview]], the [[Nintendo 64DD]], the [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]], the [[Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance Cable]], the Nintendo DS's DS Download Play, the Wii's WiiConnect24 and its shop, the Nintendo DSi's DSi Shop, and the eShop for the Nintendo 3DS and for the Wii Uetc.