hey guys in my portable work as of today i put in mario cart into my 64p and well it said no CONTROLLER i was like WTF iknow that it is conected so i removed it tryed again and it said the same thing i still had no idea so i took it opened it all up and check the wires they all 3 were connected i was like ??? puzzled as to what it was so i put back in zelda oot and the controller showed up ! i was like yay but then i put mario cart back in and same problem i thought check the back and it seemed that the cartridge was hanging a bit low so i got a bracket and made it so the cart sits strait and i tested mario cart in again and it was fixed but this goes out to any one whos having this problem !
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also it wasnt just the mario that did this also bandjo kazooi and super mario 64 but now are all fixed
another post on n64 instability has this happend to others
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Re: another post on n64 instability has this happend to others
I was testing the power draw of the controller on my unmodded normal n64 and playing smash bros, it said no controller, I was using a AA power supply for the controller. Although it may have been from only a 2.7v AA batteries.
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Re: another post on n64 instability has this happend to others
I was thinking about a cartridge not being in all the way might have something to do with it.
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