NES Satellite

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NES Satellite

Fabricant	Nintendo

Le NES Satellite est un accessoire pour la Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), créé par Nintendo et sorti en 1989^[1].

Description

Le NES Satellite est un adaptateur sans fil permettant à quatre joueurs de jouer simultanément^[1]^,^[2]. Un récepteur infrarouge branché sur les deux ports manettes permet d'établir la liaison entre la console et cet accessoire^[1].

Nintendo a créé un an plus tard un produit similaire filaire, le NES Four Score^[1].

Notes et références

↑ ^{a b c et d} (en) Brian C Byrne, History of Nintendo: Volume One, Console Gamer Magazine, 2019, 141 p. (lire en ligne), p. 9
↑ (en) Jimmy Russell, 101 Amazing Nintendo NES Facts: Includes facts about the Famicom, Andrews UK Limited, 2012, 26 p. (ISBN 9781782345237, lire en ligne)

Voir aussi

Nintendo

v · m Consoles et périphériques Nintendo
Salon	Color TV-Game 6 15 Racing 112 Block Kuzushi Computer Famicom / Nintendo Entertainment System Top Loader Disk System Super Nintendo Satellaview Super Game Boy Nintendo 64 64DD Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Player Panasonic Q iQue Player Wii Wii U
Portable	Game & Watch Mini Classics Game Boy Pocket Light Virtual Boy Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance SP Micro e-Reader Pokémon Mini Pokémon Pikachu Pocket Hello Kitty Nintendo DS Lite DSi DSi XL Nintendo 3DS 3DS XL 2DS New 3DS / New 3DS XL New 2DS XL Nintendo Switch Lite
Arcade	Vs. System PlayChoice-10 Nintendo Super System Nintendo M82 Super Famicom Box Triforce
Hybride	Nintendo Switch Nintendo Switch 2
Périphériques	3D System Adapteur sans fil GBA amiibo Bongo DK Câble NGC-GBA Câble link Data Recorder (en) Expansion Pak Family Fun Fitness Game Boy Camera Game Boy Printer NES Advantage NES Four Score NES Max (es) NES Satellite NES Zapper Nintendo Power Manette classique Manette Nintendo 64 Transfer Pak Manette GameCube Power Glove R.O.B. Rumble Pak (64) Rumble Pak (DS) Souris Super Nintendo Super Advantage Super Nintendo CD-ROM Adapter Super Scope U-Force (en) Wavebird Wii Balance Board Télécommande Wii Wii MotionPlus Wii Speak Wii Zapper Joy-Con Joy-Con 2
Technologies	Cartouche Disquette Disque optique
Liste des jeux	NES Famicom Disk System Super Nintendo Super Famicom Nintendo 64 GameCube iQue Player Wii WiiWare Wii U Nintendo Switch Nintendo Switch 2 Game and Watch Game Boy Color Advance Nintendo DS DSiWare Nintendo 3DS eShop

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