This is the seventh installment of Family Bits, the definitive guide to obscure and unauthorized Famicom games. The only guide of its sort, Family Bits documents and discusses the games that Nintendo didn't want us to see. To many gamers around the globe, such brands as Family Game, Dendy, Pegasus, and Micro Genius were the only 8-bit gaming machines of the time. Family Bits pays tribute to this side of gaming.
 
In Family Bits VII, the author examines Famiclone games from 1988 to 1994. This guide starts off where Family Bits VI left off. We also examine some situations where licensed game circuit boards have been discovered inside bootleg game cartridge shells, and we discuss why this might be.
 
Family Bits VII also includes a foreword written by Tom Allwein, a gamer of classic games, as well as the author of the Legend of Poo Panties the Cat series of children’s books.
 
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