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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]], etc. | 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]], etc. | ||
− | A modem was tested in the US by the Minnesota State Lottery which would have allowed players to buy scratchcards and play the lottery with their NES. It was not released because some parents and legislators voiced concern that minors might learn to play the lottery illegally and anonymously despite assurances from Nintendo to the contrary. | + | A modem was, tested in the US, by the Minnesota State Lottery, which would have allowed players to buy scratchcards and play the lottery with their NES. It was not released in because some parents and legislators voiced concern that minors might learn to play the lottery illegally and anonymously, despite assurances from Nintendo to the contrary. |
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