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File:Nintendo entertainment system.png

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Summary

Picture of an US-American Nintendo Entertainment System.

Picture taken by Eike, edited by (background transparent) YolanC 15:26, 6 June 2006 (UTC)

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Licensed under the GFDL.

Other versions

Nes-transparent-improved.png (Another transparent version with sharper cutout.)

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Schools Wikipedia and SOS Children

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