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gamer2 wrote:any body who has a game genie for NES that dont work i will take off of your hands for $your price
how about $50? :P
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SpongeBuell wrote:
gamer2 wrote:any body who has a game genie for NES that dont work i will take off of your hands for $your price
how about $50? :P
that seams a little steep you can get a gameshark for around $20 brand new

where did ben get his 72 pin ports
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Read this. Again please read past posts in a thread to see if the question you're going to ask has been asked before and more importantly see if its been answered.
Sparkfist wrote:Well the Gyromite(sp) carts from I believe '85 have them. You can call if they have two things one heavier weight and two that it doesnt say rev.2 on the back label. To my knowlege the adapter is a female-to-female and so you solder the NES leads to he board of the NOAC. And just in the case you didnt know Gannon has the chart pinout to make the adapter on his site under NES.
Or look for a game like Excite bike.
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Anonymous wrote:
SpongeBuell wrote:
gamer2 wrote:any body who has a game genie for NES that dont work i will take off of your hands for $your price
how about $50? :P
that seams a little steep you can get a gameshark for around $20 brand new
Umm... Yeah... Usually this ( :P ) means that the poster is being a little sarcastic.
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This is the correct 72 pin connector you need. You can buy them for 2.49 each.

http://www.newark.com/NewarkWebCommerce ... 4F4821&N=0
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MR.MOD wrote:This is the correct 72 pin connector you need. You can buy them for 2.49 each.

http://www.newark.com/NewarkWebCommerce ... 4F4821&N=0
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Post by gamer2 »

how would i use a normal controller and have a player 2 port

im going to solder the 72 in

im going to just buy a converter from gannon but i dont have paypal so i could just do a direct transfer and send a money order.
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on gannons chart what is 1 / 72 and N/C

I am not building a NESpd i want to rebuild the NOAC into a new shape and replace my broken NES
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MR.MOD wrote:This is the correct 72 pin connector you need. You can buy them for 2.49 each.

http://www.newark.com/NewarkWebCommerce ... 4F4821&N=0
From what I understand that connector will not work. I has a 0.1" pitch while the nes connector has a 0.098" pitch.
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Post by HK-47 »

But will the 0.002" make any difference?
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Post by gannon »

Depending on how wide the contacts on the nes cart are (which seem to vary from each producer) yes.
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Post by MR.MOD »

I'm almost 100% sure that it will work.
http://www.classicgaming.com/nestable/connector.shtml
Also my game genie's connector has .1" and it has worked with every game I've tried.
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Post by gamer2 »

i bought a few super joy 3's at get this $5 a pop nice eh but only 2 work. why are some of the games repeats
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Post by goodie »

So they can claim it has 76,000 or more games built-in. (I don't know who would actually believe them, though. :roll: )
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Post by Unidentified Assilant »

There isn't 76000 famicom games released, of course, no console is THAT popular :P I remeber buying a Brick Game thing with 9999 games, they were all tetris :x
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