File:Nintendo-NES-SNES-N64-RF-Adapter.jpg
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English: The Radio Frequency (RF) adapter for the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), Super NES and Nintendo 64 video game consoles. Packed in with most systems, the RF adapter was how many people would connect their NES and Super NES consoles to their televisions, as many TVs of the time lacked direct composite video ports. Later, the N64 would use the same RF adapter, albeit with an adapter. |
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