Reply With QuoteI 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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August 4th, 2006, 01:43 #1DCEmu Regular
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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!
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August 4th, 2006, 02:24 #2DCEmu Old Pro
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August 4th, 2006, 07:22 #3DCEmu Coder
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You dont have a Goodwill withen 25 miles of you. They usually have a bunch of old systems.
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August 4th, 2006, 07:38 #4DCEmu Legend
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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!
Originally Posted by The Hombrew Hunter
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August 5th, 2006, 05:08 #5DCEmu Old Pro
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I've really wanted to get one of those. 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!
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.
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August 5th, 2006, 16:47 #6DCEmu Regular
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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!
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August 5th, 2006, 16:55 #7DCEmu Legend
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my nes didnt work by reading cartiges games, sometimes the games freezes, sometimes not.
my solution was paper.
try to figure out why
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August 5th, 2006, 17:15 #8DCEmu Regular
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uhhh.... first i need to figure out WTF you just said.
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