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WTB Cheap NOAC Or other hackable plug 'n Plays

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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.
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Working NOAC with cart slot and 2nd player controller. AV and power cables are included. $15 + shipping?
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schmellyfart wrote:Working NOAC with cart slot and 2nd player controller. AV and power cables are included. $15 + shipping?
It takes NES games or what? How many games are built in?
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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.
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schmellyfart 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
If you throw in the cart I'll take it for around 15 shipped? How does that sound. Thanks for the link tibia btw
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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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ValiantVenality 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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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.
Would this work?
http://www.superufo.com/product_html/Co ... nvert.html
Edit, Oh wow, looks like I just found the superufo :P
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Oniak wrote: Would this work?
http://www.superufo.com/product_html/Co ... nvert.html
Edit, Oh wow, looks like I just found the superufo :P
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.

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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Tibia wrote:
Oniak wrote: Would this work?
http://www.superufo.com/product_html/Co ... nvert.html
Edit, Oh wow, looks like I just found the superufo :P
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.

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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Just get a 72 pin slot, and solder it in. Smaller than an adaptor.
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