Thank you for viewing. To ensure a smooth transaction for both parties, please read the self-introduction section and only proceed with your purchase if you understand and agree to the terms. We do not accept excessive price negotiations. We may delete inquiries without a response. Even new items have been handled by someone once. Please refrain from purchasing if you are seeking perfection or are overly sensitive. If the price is changed after a negotiation and someone else purchases the item, we are not responsible. The first person to purchase the item will always be given priority, so please understand. Regarding shipping, we generally ship within 1-2 days. In some cases, we may be able to ship on the same day. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the "Family Computer" released by Nintendo on July 15, 1983, the magazine "Famicom Forty Years" will be released by Shogakukan as a special edition of the August issue of "Terebikun." The first appendix of "Famicom Forty Years," "Super Realistic Family Computer 1/1 Size," is a paper assembly kit that looks just like the real thing. The size, color, and design are meticulously detailed, and by sliding the EJECT button, you can take out the "Super Mario Bros." cartridge assembly kit. The black cord is also almost the same length as the real one, making it a super realistic paper assembly kit with attention to detail. Furthermore, the included "I Controller" plays the game sounds of "Super Mario Bros." when you press the down directional button, SELECT, START, A button, and B button. This "I Controller" can be neatly stored in the "Super Realistic Family Computer 1/1" (the II Controller is made of paper and does not produce sound).