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*{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"! Serial Number! Product Name! Note|-| NES-001 | Nintendo Entertainment System Control Deck*|-| NES-002 | AC Adapter*|-| NES-003 | RF Switch*|-| NES-004 | Controller*|-| NES-005 | Zapper (Light gun)*|-| NES-012 | [[R.O.B.]]*|-| NES-026 | NES Advantage*|-| NES-027 | NES Max Controller*|-| NES-028 | Power Pad | (The Pad features 12 buttons on each side that you use to control the action on screen. The compatible games were largely fitness titles, such as Dance Aerobics and World Class Track Meet.)*|-| NES-030 | NES Cleaning Kit*|-| NES-032 | NES Satellite Remote*|-| NES-033 | NES Satellite Receiver | (A wireless, four-player adapter for the NES. The battery-powered main unit used an infra-red signal to the receiver connected to the NES to allow four players to play in the same time.)*|-| NES-034 | Four Score | (Like the NES Satellite, the Four Score allowed up to four players to play in the same time. The only difference is that the Four Score was connected to the NES controller ports, meaning it did not support wireless play).*|-| NES-101 | Nintendo Entertainment System (New Top-Loader Design)*|-| NES-102 | Nintendo Entertainment System (New Design) Controller|}
*{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"! Serial Number! Product Name|-|HVC-001 |Family Computer*|-| HVC-002 | AC Adapter*|-| HVC-003 | RF Switch*|-| HVC-004 | 75/300 OHM Converter*|-| HVC-005 | Kousenjuu Series Gun*|-| HVC-006 | Kousenjuu Series Holster*|-| HVC-007 | Keyboard (Family Basic)*|-| HVC-008 | Data Recorder (Family Basic)*|-| HVC-012 | [[R.O.B.|Family Computer Robot]]*HVC|-026 RF Extension Cord*| HVC-021 | Disk Card*|-| HVC-022 | Disk Drive*|-| HVC-023 | RAM Adapter*|-| HVC-025 | AC Adapter for Disk Drive*|-| HVC-026| RF Extension Cord|-| HVC-027 | Cleaning Kit: Card Cleaner*|-| HVC-028 | Cleaning Kit: Cartridge*|-| HVC-029 | Cleaning Kit: Head Cleaning Spray*|-| HVC-030 | Cleaning Kit: Head Cleaning Card*|-| HVC-031 | 3D System Scope*|-| HVC-032 | 3D System Adapter*|-| HVC-050 | Network System*|-| HVC-051 | Network Controller (Famicom Network System)*|-| HVC-053 | Modular Cable (Famicom Network System)*|-| HVC-054 | Telephone Switch (Famicom Network System)*|-| HVC-101 | New Famicom (Top-Loader)*|-| HVC-102 | New Famicom Controller*|-| HVC-103 | New Famicom RF Modulator|}
→Hardware: Changed NES serials to be in a table and reformatted Famicom tables to not have a caption; re-added "Famicom serials" header.
{{Infobox console
|image = NES_Console.jpg|230px|image2 = Famicom_Console.jpg|230px
|Manufacturer = [[Nintendo]]
|Generation = [[:Category:Third_generation|Third generation]]
1 expansion slot
|Predecessor = [[Color TV Game]] (1977)
|Successor = [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] (1990)|caption imagecaption = Nintendo Entertainment System &<br />Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom)|name logo = [[Image:NES_logo.png|140px]][[Image:</br>Famicom_logo.png|90px]]}} The '''Nintendo Entertainment System''' (also abbreviated as '''NES''' or simply called '''Nintendo''') is an [[8-bit]] [[:Category:Console|video game console]] that was released by [[Nintendo]] in North America during 1985, in Europe during 1986 and Australia in 1987. In Japan (where it was first launched in 1983), it was released as the '''Family Computer''' <span style="font-weight: normal">(ファミリーコンピュータ ''Famirī Konpyūta'', commonly shortened as either the '''Famicom''' <span style="font-weight: normal">(ファミコン ''Famikon''</span>, or abbreviated to '''FC'''. In South Korea, it was known as the '''Hyundai Comboy''' (현대 컴보이 ''Hyeondae Keomboi'') and was distributed by SK Hynix which then was known as Hyundai Electronics. </span>
==NES vs Famicom==
*The Famicom featured a top-loading cartridge slot, a 15-pin expansion port located on the unit’s front panel for accessories (as the controllers were hard-wired to the back of the console) and a red and white color scheme. The NES featured a front-loading cartridge slot and a more subdued gray, black and red color scheme. An expansion port was found on the bottom of the unit and the cartridge connector pinout was changed.
*The original Famicom and the re-released AV Family Computer both utilized a 60-pin cartridge design, which resulted in smaller cartridges than the NES, which utilized a 72-pin design.
===Peripherals===
A number of peripheral devices and software packages were released for the Famicom. Few of these devices were ever released outside of Japan.
==Hardware==
The Famicom used the serial code HVC (Home Video Computer) for its hardware, while the NES simply used serial code NES.
===NES serials===
===Famicom serials===
==Power Supply==
*[[Famicom Modem]]
*[[Famicom Disk system]]
==Clones==
*[[Terminator 2]] (''Super Design Ending-Man BS-500 AS)''
