WTB: Famicom system (not NOAC!)

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arfink
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WTB: Famicom system (not NOAC!)

Post by arfink »

I am looking to purchase a real (not NOAC) Famicom system. Cosmetic condition is not critical, but it needs to be fully functional from an electrical standpoint and have reasonably working controllers. I do not need or want the Japanese power supply, I have a power supply here at home that will work just fine. I will be gutting this system for parts, so don't expect me to pay a collector price. I am willing to pay about $25 for it plus shipping, but I am willing to negotiate. I also would like to get 1 or 2 carts for it, no particular ones, just for testing purposes. I am willing to throw in a little extra for them if need be.

Again, no NOAC's or knock-offs, I need a REAL Nintendo Famicom. I live in Minnesota, ZIP 55421, just to get an idea of shipping from you too. I got PayPal, and would prefer to use that. I am also an Ebay user (arfinkatsjv), if you want to post something there for me.

Thanks!

arfink
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Post by arfink »

Bump
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Post by nightwheel »

This famicom is going for a good price on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/Nintendo-Famicom-NE ... dZViewItem
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Who knows if the Namco Portable will ever become a reality? :P
arfink
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Post by arfink »

Yes, and it's also not working, already saw that one today. Thanks though.
Emulation isn't accurate. There is no substitute for real hardware!
arfink
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Post by arfink »

Bump, someone out there has to have one of these they'd part with
Emulation isn't accurate. There is no substitute for real hardware!
arfink
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Post by arfink »

b-b-b-bump. Someone here offered to sell me one of these before, but I was broke then. Anyone?
Emulation isn't accurate. There is no substitute for real hardware!
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