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Stuff in the states is NTSC, not PAL.

Well, you might as well do it now... unless you want to rebuild the original back light.

That's pretty awesome... I love the slot loading drive in the front.

I advise Braindead, it's what Peter Jackson did before he bacame fameous. might be a bit odd to say the least, but if you want to see possibly the best zombie comedy I advise it.

pales in comparison to the comedy that is called a horror film called redneck zombies. rednecks get turned into ...

I'm pretty sure that it doesn't take PAL NES carts, but NTSC Famicom carts... it looks like it uses the Japanese famicom connector with 60 pins as opposed to the 72 on the NES.

Screen, how much?

No Blind Guardian love?

They blow away just about every other power metal band ever, except for possibly Rhapsody.

I know I'm supposed to cut the fourth pin... but HOW? I can't do it with the capacitors in the way, and I can't find anything small enough to cut it with. I've heard to try an exacto knife, but I can't do it with one. Any tips?

I believe you could, but it'd be expensive and way too much work. http://www.tripoint.org/kevtris/Projects/portendo/index.html = somebody using a Sega Nomad screen... but if you could build something like that without any real instructions than whats there, you'd probably already know a GBA screen ...

hmm what are you on?

Nothing :lol:
Honest...

*cough*

Anyway...

Wait a sec!

The Famicom used 60 pin catridges. Famicom PAL!
That means the NES was NTSC with 72 pins...

Aw who cares...

Can't wait to see your finished NOAC Portable done!!!

Famicom (Jjapan as a whole) uses NTSC, and 60 pins ...

I'm by no means an expert when it comes to video signals and such, but it sounds like dot crawl . Wiki says a comb filter would help, but I have no idea what that would be. If you figure out what's wrong, post it here.... I just found a SJIII at Value Village for $5, cracked it open and have yet to ...

Does anybody know a good place to get 72 to 60 pin converters anyway? I'm only finding the 60 to 72 pin coverters everywhere.

Holy crap, I was just about to come here and post the exact same topic.

Help, anybody?

What do you mean by saying it turn on beba blue and flashing

I don't get it at all. What is beba blue? Are you trying to describe that the screen is some color maybe? and blinking?

What the.... I guess that's what happens when I'm typing after staying up all night.

I think "beba" is supposed ...

And I thought it was impossible to fry an NES :P *runs off to find a new one*

edit: no, only video is fried... the power light comes on, but no video signal. Any ideas what's wrong with it/how to fix? Or should I just buy a new one?

When the system would turn on beba blue and flashing, it was ...