Sharp SF1: A Super Famicom TV
When Nintendo launched the Super Famicom in 1990, they couldn't make enough consoles to meet the demand. But there was another way to get one: The Sharp SF1, a $1,000 TV with a built-in Super Famicom! Learn the history and functionality of this obscure piece of video game hardware. ▶️ Subscribe | https://www.youtube.com/gaminghistori... Follow Gaming Historian: 🐦 Twitter | / gaminghistorian 💻 Facebook | / gaminghistorian 🕹️ Twitch | / gaminghistorian 📷 Instagram | / gaminghistorian For a list of sources, visit https://www.thegaminghistorian.com #GamingHistorian #SuperNintendo #SuperFamicom
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