Is this an NOAC?

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Is this an NOAC?

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I found a POWER PLAYER 76000 on mall items dot com. I looks like the SuperJoy, but it doesn't have a cart slot, or, does it? Anyway, I'm a major n00b so I just need to know.
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Yep the power player is a noac. :) I used to have one and it did have a cart slot.
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Ah. How big is the chip? The article says: It has lots of full length favorite Arcade games built in (on a super large chip built in the N-64 type controller). Is this true?
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Well on mine, there was a chip that plugged into the famicom cart slot that house all of the games. It is removable though. When removed, you can get a Famicom to NES adapter and play US carts. :)
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Woo hoo! Small NES portable! What are the dimensions exactly? (Sorry for all the questions.)
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I am really not sure to be honest with you. I sold the power player a while ago, before I got into portablizing.
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Its almost the same exact size of N64 Controller.
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Post by Nick »

Uh, how about I get the mini one. They say it's smaller. Where would I find a small NOAC? (other than Ebay)
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Post by jgibson »

They used to be in malls all over the place, but recently the only other place I have seen a NOAC other than Ebay was the As Seen On TV store. If you don't have one of those, try a flea market.
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Post by Nick »

What about this? http://mallitems.com/product.php?produc ... 250&page=1 It looks to be a lot smaller. I don't have an As Seen on TV store, but I did see some super joys at the local mall about a year ago. They sold them for like $100 though.
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Post by akadewboy »

I don't think anyone here has bought that one yet (could be wrong). So it's unconfirmed weather it has a Famicom Port or not.
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Post by Nick »

Well, all that is about to change maybe I might buy one if I have some money to burn.
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