Thanks for postingdroorz77 wrote:They are back in stock!! I just ordered mine up!! Finally....
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i ordered one too can´t wait to get my hands on that cartReview of the PowerPak NES Flash Cart
well i did a little searching and it seems you would need an adaptor for nes to famicom..since as i understand fc carts have 60 pins and nes carts have 72 pins.D.D.D. wrote:I know an adapter is needed to play Famicon games on the NES, but does anyone know if you need one the other way around? I know the Famicon to NES was needed because of the physical size but as the Famicon is small, shouldn't the NES cart just fit?
You can make your own, I believearion wrote:well i did a little searching and it seems you would need an adaptor for nes to famicom..since as i understand fc carts have 60 pins and nes carts have 72 pins.D.D.D. wrote:I know an adapter is needed to play Famicon games on the NES, but does anyone know if you need one the other way around? I know the Famicon to NES was needed because of the physical size but as the Famicon is small, shouldn't the NES cart just fit?
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There's a way to do it by gutting an old Gyromite cart. It's an early game, and it's actually just a Fami game inside an NES cart with a 60 to 72 pin converter built inside. Not every copy has it but many do. And copies of Gyromite can usually be had for 99 cents at most used game stores.Mozgus wrote:You can make your own, I believearion wrote:well i did a little searching and it seems you would need an adaptor for nes to famicom..since as i understand fc carts have 60 pins and nes carts have 72 pins.D.D.D. wrote:I know an adapter is needed to play Famicon games on the NES, but does anyone know if you need one the other way around? I know the Famicon to NES was needed because of the physical size but as the Famicon is small, shouldn't the NES cart just fit?
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I've heard about that for the 1st gen NES games (with the adapter inside) but actually, I'm looking to do it the other way around. NES cart on a Famicom... I don't know if any adapter exists for 72 pin to 60 pin or how one would go about making one...RadarScope1 wrote:There's a way to do it by gutting an old Gyromite cart. It's an early game, and it's actually just a Fami game inside an NES cart with a 60 to 72 pin converter built inside. Not every copy has it but many do. And copies of Gyromite can usually be had for 99 cents at most used game stores.Mozgus wrote:You can make your own, I believearion wrote: well i did a little searching and it seems you would need an adaptor for nes to famicom..since as i understand fc carts have 60 pins and nes carts have 72 pins.
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Thats what I'm doing at the moment!droorz77 wrote:No problem, I knew going to that site twice a day would finally pay off. (grin)arion wrote:Thanks for posting
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I'm dying for them to get it in stock, probably been going to the page for 3 weeks now. Not long after they where sold out?
I read he was taking a holiday now, the 16th, and no orders would have any effect until he came home. So not gonna bother checking until he comes back again. And I can only hope he got some "christmas presents" along his return.
