Famicom Disk System: Difference between revisions

The Famicom Disk System utilized floppy disks for game storage and saving. Games could be purchased on prerecorded disks or recorded to blank disks from kiosks for a price. Unlike other consumer floppy disks, Famicom Disk System disks did not have a disk shutter, presumably to save cost. Disks were double-sided; usually, title screens were recorded onto side A (top), while the actual game data was recorded onto side B (bottom), necessitating a disk side change when the game was started.