Yet another place to get NOACs.

Includes Atari 2600, Nintendo 8-bit, Sega Master System, MSX and more!

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Yet another place to get NOACs.

Post by Electric Rain »

Haven't seen this one yet. It looks like it might be a good source to find NOACs, as I'm 99.99% sure that's what they're using. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 8253806014 You can get controller ports from it, too.
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Post by gannon »

That's the Yobo NOAC, it's been talked about quite a bit.
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Post by Electric Rain »

Of course I don't know what I'm talking about. Feh. :roll: Well, what does the board look like, then?
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Post by akadewboy »

I bought one from that EXACT seller not too long ago, here's some pics.

Unfortunately it's almost twice the size of the Super Joy III. However, on the plus side you don't need to use a family converter or replace the famicom port. Not only does it use a 72 pin connector, but you can also plug in any NES contoller you want, even the original ones. The controller ports are very useful if you want to add a 2nd player to your portable.

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