Famicoms sure are small, I guess you know what that means... (If only a cart would run... ) Every time I put in a Cart (Nes or Fami) the screen just stays black no sound just black. And I just got it. Does anyone know what the problem is. And no, I did not do anything to it. (yet) I know nobody here probably has a famicom but, has anyone had the same problem on an Nes?
Well dont know if the cart connector is detachable like the NES are but it might be dirty or your games. I know long shot but thats about the same issue I have with a NES I bought.
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I don't think it is. But then again, it also isn't a piece of crap like the NES is I dunno why they bothered changing the design so drastically for the USA market- the Japanese version worked much better :/
How are you getting the video from it? The Famicom only works on Japanese televisions.
In the Nes The Lock out chip is directly to the PPU. Does anyone have any Nes and Famicom PPU Pinouts? I plan to put a PPU from the Nes on the Famicom. Does anyone foresee any problems?
They both use the same ppu
The only difference is in the modulator. By getting composite video right off of the main board you bypass any jap/usa problems with video.
) Every time I put in a Cart (Nes or Fami) the screen just stays black no sound just black. And I just got it. Does anyone know what the problem is. And no, I did not do anything to it. (yet) I know nobody here probably has a famicom but, has anyone had the same problem on an Nes?
I dunno why they bothered changing the design so drastically for the USA market- the Japanese version worked much better :/