NOAC with original controllers

[CraigD]

Anyone know of a NOAC that allows you to plug in the original controllers? I need to be able to use my power pad.

[schmellyfart]

I think a Yobo will suit your needs.

[Basement_Modder]

click the link

[J.D]

click the link

...fail

[schmellyfart]

lol nice

[Basement_Modder]

I already used it again in another thread

[CraigD]

Okay, so let me have some opinions. I have room for a full NES board in my case, but should I use an NES board or should I use a NOAC? Let the debate begin.

[XCVG]

Okay, so let me have some opinions. I have room for a full NES board in my case, but should I use an NES board or should I use a NOAC? Let the debate begin.

If you have room for a NES, then using a NOAC is just stupid. However if you can build or buy a smaller case then use a NOAC.

[schmellyfart]

Use whatever you have on hand or is cheaper. If you want to make it small, use a noac. If you arent concreneed with size go with the nes.

[Hifeno]

will the noac be as compatible as original?

[schmellyfart]

No. There are some games that dont work. Only a handful IIRC.

[XCVG]

Also, the sound and video will be a bit off. The Retro Entertainment System is probably the best NOAC out there, there's a thread on AtariAge about it. It's a little bigger than the Yobo, which comes second.

[arfink]

If you want to go all out, use a Famicom. Smaller than an NES mobo, better sound a video than a NOAC, and if you set things up right you can also play imports on you portable. Once I find a Famicom that's what I'm going to do.

[footinmouth]

No. There are some games that dont work. Only a handful IIRC.

does it work with battletoads? i just got that game and I'm thinking of getting a yobo

[themadhacker]

it works but there are some roblems that don't allow you to complete the game.