Do you have a broken NES system?

hi, i was wondering if anyone had a dysfunctional or non-functioning NES system they might feel like geting rid of. All i need is an NES, cosmetically undamaged, and perhaps a working controller or two. I will pay shipping! I have software for trade, PM me, AIM me at nube h8ter, MSN me at [email protected], or email me at [email protected]. i plan on doing one of the most 1337 things to it, but it cant happen unless i get a NES. all i will say for now is i plan on giving it an upgrade of sorts.;) if you somehow figure this out, don't post your answer please! this will go towards a good cause!

I kinda wanna know before I send you one of my NESes....

I should gut a working one and add a screen and battery pak and make it portable.

You dont have a Goodwill withen 25 miles of you. They usually have a bunch of old systems.

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Originally Posted by The Hombrew Hunter

I kinda wanna know before I send you one of my NESes....

I should gut a working one and add a screen and battery pak and make it portable.

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if only i could do that with mine. its a nes m82 used in stores for demos. it holds 12 games and weighs over 30-40 pounds! :eek:

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Originally Posted by Video_freak

if only i could do that with mine. its a nes m82 used in stores for demos. it holds 12 games and weighs over 30-40 pounds! :eek:

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I've really wanted to get one of those.

If you're going to buy an NES, make sure to get a new pin connector. I have a new one in my NES and it works much better.

screw the original NES cart connectors. if you have time and two floppy drive cables, you can cut and epoxy them to make a new cart connector, and if you attach it to the cart tray that springs up and down, you have a brand-new cart connector that lasts for a long time!

my nes didnt work by reading cartiges games, sometimes the games freezes, sometimes not.
my solution was paper.
try to figure out why

uhhh.... first i need to figure out WTF you just said.