Does metroid not work on a YOBO FC?

[Dr. KillGood]

I got Metroid, but when I put it in all I can do is see a black screen and hear music, if I hit start I can hear shooting and stuff when I hit the buttons lol.

[GoldenfrankO]

Maybe your carts dirty, or defective.

[Bubbles]

I agree with GoldenFranko, I'm no expert but Metroid is one of those games I have heard no trouble about it in regards to any NOAC.

Works just fine on my FC Twin as a matter of fact (which I understand is a different internal from the Yobo FC, but most NOACs seem to have about the same defects, so yeah, I'm saying it's the cart at fault here).

[GoldenfrankO]

I'm not sure whats it's called butr I have this spray that can fix these things easily. I had to fix my Wrestlemania NES game. I'll post the name of the spray later. Might help.

[Bibin]

YOu guys need to stop suggesting dirty carts as a reason for something like that. If the cart could not read the CHR chip (the one with the graphics, as opposed to the PRG, which has mostly code), you'd get a garbled mess of pixels, not complete darkness.

[GoldenfrankO]

YOu guys need to stop suggesting dirty carts as a reason for something like that. If the cart could not read the CHR chip (the one with the graphics, as opposed to the PRG, which has mostly code), you'd get a garbled mess of pixels, not complete darkness.

I actually know what I'm talking about. This happend to me before so It's very possible that it's his problem too.

[Dr. KillGood]

Actually sometimes I get garbled pixels and sound, other times just sound.

So dirty cart? I don't have any rubbing alcohol will Murphy's oil soap work?

[CronoTriggerfan]

Yeah, what you have is most definitely the makings of a dirty cart. Take some q-tips and rubbing alcohol and rub the pins until the black/dark green residue stops coming off. Then rinse it off with water and dry the pins. Should work like brand new after that!