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I just got my prototype Atari PCB in, so I'll be assembling it today. The dimensions are 2.5"x3.3125".
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hk-47...

can you get me the number of pins on each of the removable chips?

the ones that are glop tops on seperate pcbs that are soldered to the main one? and any numbers that are on em would be great also...

there is a SMALL chance that this thing might actually be able to play games from carts ...

i don't know why this is so hard to understand!

you give me good reliable links that actually say that it is an NES on a chip and i'll eat my words, not kidding, i'll print this page and i'll eat it!

the atari 7800 and the nes are two TOTALLY different game systems, different cpu, different ram ...

finally registered...

fine, i'm with you guys, but ONLY if you can find me 3 GOOD reliable sources that actually SAY that it uses an nes on a chip, not say that it uses something similar...

i still know that you guys are wrong, the 7800/2600 have very very different hardware than that of the nes ...