WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays
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WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays
Im looking to make a NOAC portable and so I need one. I don't really want to spend too much so post up what you've got.
~Alex
~Alex
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schmellyfart
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Re: WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays
Working NOAC with cart slot and 2nd player controller. AV and power cables are included. $15 + shipping?


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It takes NES games or what? How many games are built in?schmellyfart wrote:Working NOAC with cart slot and 2nd player controller. AV and power cables are included. $15 + shipping?
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It will take Nes games with a family convertor. It just has a FC slot right now. No built in games IIRC, I could throw in the 50 in 1 game cart that it came with
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Hmm í'll keep in in mind, Whats a family converter? Does anyone else have anything?
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The family converter is the 60-to-72 pin converter. That's a pretty decent system.
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The reason I'm a little iffy is Cause I was mainly looking for something for an easy portable and I wouldn't have to mess with cart slots ect, Where could I get a family convertor if I didn get this? and How would I add it?
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The converter just inserts into the cartslot on that, and you put your NES cart in it.
This is the only reasonably priced one on e-bay.
$20 at Videogamecentral.com
I got mine from superufo.com, but I can't find them on their site anymore.
This is the only reasonably priced one on e-bay.
$20 at Videogamecentral.com
I got mine from superufo.com, but I can't find them on their site anymore.
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If you throw in the cart I'll take it for around 15 shipped? How does that sound. Thanks for the link tibia btwschmellyfart wrote:It will take Nes games with a family convertor. It just has a FC slot right now. No built in games IIRC, I could throw in the 50 in 1 game cart that it came with
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or you could just buy my NES FC YOBO off of me. I think it would make much more sense. PM if you want.
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PmedValiantVenality wrote:or you could just buy my NES FC YOBO off of me. I think it would make much more sense. PM if you want.
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Would this work?Tibia wrote:The converter just inserts into the cartslot on that, and you put your NES cart in it.
This is the only reasonably priced one on e-bay.
$20 at Videogamecentral.com
I got mine from superufo.com, but I can't find them on their site anymore.
http://www.superufo.com/product_html/Co ... nvert.html
Edit, Oh wow, looks like I just found the superufo
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Re: WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays
Not quite the right thing. That would let you play Famicom games on an NES. You need one to play NES games on a Famicom.Oniak wrote: Would this work?
http://www.superufo.com/product_html/Co ... nvert.html
Edit, Oh wow, looks like I just found the superufo
Those are still a good thing to have, though. It will let you use Superjoy carts and Famicom carts on your NES.
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Awww dammTibia wrote:Not quite the right thing. That would let you play Famicom games on an NES. You need one to play NES games on a Famicom.Oniak wrote: Would this work?
http://www.superufo.com/product_html/Co ... nvert.html
Edit, Oh wow, looks like I just found the superufo
Those are still a good thing to have, though. It will let you use Superjoy carts and Famicom carts on your NES.
Re: WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays
Just get a 72 pin slot, and solder it in. Smaller than an adaptor.
