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They call it FAMI-COMFORT. A straight up Famicom emulator found in Akihabara by the Gizmodo Japan guys for a mere 999 yen (US $8.60) before sales tax. I'm sure somewhere in this country there is even cheaper, but with the Virtual Console alive and kicking are things like emulators now obsolete?
FAMI-COMFORT [Giz Japan]
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Kotaku 
Nov 30, 2006 11:22 AM
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