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[* black] Fully assembled Nintendo Famicom console.
-[* black] The Famicom was the first console to incorporate d-pad controllers to acquire user input. Departing from the era of joysticks, the inclusion of the d-pad allowed for quick and accurate controls.
-[* black] One of these things is not like the other...
- [* black] Given the matching design of the controllers, it is important to note that there are indistinguishable details that make each controller unique.
- [* black] The first controller boasts the traditional layout: d-pad on the left, "select" and "start" buttons in the center, and "b" and "a" buttons on the right.
- [* black] However, the second controller flaunts the inclusion of a built-in microphone and a volume switch, all at the expense of the central "select" and "start" buttons.
+[* black] The Famicom was the first console to popularize [link|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-pad|D-pad] controllers to acquire user input. Departing from the era of joysticks, the inclusion of the D-pad allowed for quick and accurate controls.
+[* black] The controllers are similar, but not the same...
+ [* black] The first controller boasts the traditional layout: D-pad on the left, "select" and "start" buttons in the center, and "b" and "a" buttons on the right.
+ [* black] However, the second controller has a built-in microphone and a volume switch at the expense of the central "select" and "start" buttons... Cool!
+ [* black] This is the only console we know of that has a microphone on one of its standard controllers.