I probably should have made it clear that that wasn't the reason, but that is a reason that the NES won't play SNES games. The cart connector is your biggest problem.Bibin wrote:Congratulations, now more people think that that is the reason they are incompatible! Hurray!nevermind1534 wrote:The Super Nintendo is 100% incompatible with the NES. The SNES is 16 bit, the NES is 8 bit. If you want an original NES (or the original top loading "NES 2"), I sell them.n00balicious wrote:how come?jleemero wrote:To answer your Super Gameboy question, the answer is no.
Just no, only no, no exceptions no.
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It is possible.
The NES and SNES use a modified controller protocol, and with a pretty simple circuit, you could make an adapter to route the video signals and controller input froman SGB to an NES (Keep in mind, the SGB is a full gameboy in a cart, it just offloads display and control to the SNES.
But yeah, hammer is right. Within reason, and your skillz, no. Buy an FC Twin.
The NES and SNES use a modified controller protocol, and with a pretty simple circuit, you could make an adapter to route the video signals and controller input froman SGB to an NES (Keep in mind, the SGB is a full gameboy in a cart, it just offloads display and control to the SNES.
But yeah, hammer is right. Within reason, and your skillz, no. Buy an FC Twin.
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