my copy of extreme got smashed up and the pcb itself was tinyyyyy
anyone know if game like mario zelda are as small it took up about a quarter of the volume of the catridge
anyone had experience in opening their copies of either games?
N64 carts are TINYY
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i doubt it its only like any other computer component aslong i dont go rolling around on shagpile with wool jumper i shoud be good
i planning to make new cases somehow aint figured that out yet
EDIT: Oh incedentally if by some chance you power on the n64 with the catridge back to front..what would be the consequences
i planning to make new cases somehow aint figured that out yet
EDIT: Oh incedentally if by some chance you power on the n64 with the catridge back to front..what would be the consequences
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all the power pins on the cartridge are symmetrical back-to-front, so if you plug it in backwards then it will still be powered normally and not short or anything. all the other pins would be screwed up though.
i dunno. you could try and tell us what happens ( :
anyways. i dont 'think' it will break anything. but i have no evidence.
i dunno. you could try and tell us what happens ( :
anyways. i dont 'think' it will break anything. but i have no evidence.

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