I got My noac Working!

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josh
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I got My noac Working!

Post by josh »

well i finally got my noac working
and the bad news is well IT HAS 10 GAMES ON IT!!!!
but some of the games are quite good
but 6 of them use the built in light gun feature
Heres a diagram of the buttons:
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the games are:
Shoot Copter (duck hunt)
Falling Bricks (Tetris)
Shoot Copter's (Duck hunt)
Panzer Fly Car (???)
Debar Bomb (Hogans alley, Game 2)
shooting 2000 (Hogans alley game 2)
DeBar Bomb 2 (hogans alley game 2)
Future Tank 800 (???)
Space War (Galaga?)
Shoot Glass (Duck hunt Game 2 (clay shooting) )

also it has a cart port on the back butb i don't have a family ocnverter an don't want to desroy my gyromite cart so i'll most likely buy one from gannon as long as in all i dosnt cost over 4.99 (i could buy a gyro cart for that much but then i mght not have the converter in it)
all i need now a screen ,some help since it have an X Y buttons they are ^ > (up and side)
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Post by Fanboy »

Maybe you should mod the controller so the joystick is where the D-pad (from the N64 was) and the L-button is lightgun. Then split the controller in half and ditch the middle spear...
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Post by josh »

fanboy , uh thank you but there is not l or r i meant i'm updating with real picis in a few minutes
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josh
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Post by josh »

sorry i was just kinda in a hurry well is this a good noac to use?
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Post by Fanboy »

Coud you post a pic of the actual NOAC? I assume since it has a cart slot that it should work, I'd just like to double check...
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psychotic_mechanic
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Post by psychotic_mechanic »

I got one that looks just like that from a lot of "nintenclones" on ebay last week.
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josh
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Post by josh »

OUTIDE PICS!

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okay i'll upload inside later!
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Post by Fanboy »

Yeah, it should work, check the thread "SOAC or what?", it's the same thing....
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Post by G-force »

I tried a Family converter on that NOAC. It only partially worked, there was a lot of messed up graphics. I think the pin spacing on the 60-pin connector and the Family Converter are a bit off. So I wired mine by hand, and it works fine. It's a very nice NOAC. It has much better video quality than a lot of the others.

Nice job with the popsicle stick and the rubber bands. Very MacGyver-ish! Did you just lose the door part? I have an extra, if you're interested.
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Post by josh »

yes i lost the door , and yes i i'll ask for it later most likely i'll be using the shell for "another project" and thanks i i just used gasket material popsicle stick and 3 rubber bands

also the good thing is i don't have to solder the built in games! it has a option in the menu for cartridges!
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