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How many bits was the NES's processor?
Answer: 8
Why: An 8-bit number tops out at 255, which is also the most Rupees Link can carry in the first Legend of Zelda.
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What was the NES called in Japan?
Answer: Famicom
Why: The original Famicom had both controllers wired in, and the second one carried a built-in microphone.
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Where did the Master System keep selling for decades?
Answer: Brazil
Why: Local distributor Tectoy said it had sold 8 million Master System branded consoles in Brazil by 2016.
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Which game was bundled with the Game Boy at launch outside Japan?
Answer: Tetris
Why: Tetris shipped more than 35 million copies on the Game Boy alone.
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How many AA batteries did the original Game Boy take?
Answer: Four
Why: Sega's rival Game Gear needed six AA batteries, and they lasted only about 3 to 5 hours.
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Who made the Super Nintendo sound chip?
Answer: Sony
Why: Ken Kutaragi secretly developed the sound chip for Nintendo, initiating Sony's entry into video game hardware.