Golden China Tv Game

The Golden China TV Game is a popular 8-bit vintage Famiclone (a hardware clone of the Nintendo Famicom/NES) that became a household name and nostalgic staple for 1990s kids in South Africa.

History and Cultural Impact in SA

Famicom Clone: Instead of the official North American NES, South Africa mostly received these affordable Asian hardware clones packed with built-in games and multi-game cartridges.

Legal Action: In 1995, Nintendo famously launched a copyright enforcement lawsuit in South Africa against the Golden China TV Game Centre and other entities.

System Features

Format: 8-bit cartridge-based system.

Accessories: Typically shipped with two wired controllers, an optional light gun (zapper), an AV or switch box cable, and a multi-game cartridge (such as 4-in-1, 18-in-1, or classic titles like B-Wings).

Finding One Today

Second-Hand Market: Original retro units occasionally pop up on local auction and classified platforms like Bob Shop or specialized retro sellers like Galactic Traders.

Pricing: Collectible working units generally range from R1,000 to over R4,500 depending on condition, boxed packaging, and included accessories.

Please note : the box is abit torn but whats in the box isn't

It still has dust from the past so cleaning was never an option which makes it a great antique

Comes with 24 in 1 game for your kids to enjoy the original Mario Bros