And its worth every penny.Kevman wrote:Recca will set him back about $400 though. Even the pirate is about $100.corn619 wrote:Summer Carnival '92 - Recca is a awesome shmup with lighting fast games play. If you know Japanese Sweet Home is one of the best horror RPGs Ive ever played.
Must have Japan only Famicom games?
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I decided to hunt down a converter first. I went to a local shop yesterday and they had some NES carts with the five screws in the back. I bought a copy of Baseball for 99 cents, but it didn't have the converter inside. Turns out that this particular cart isn't on the list...
http://www.famicomworld.com/Articles/NE ... erters.htm
They had a 99 cent Golf, so I'll have to go back and look to see if it's five screws or not.
http://www.famicomworld.com/Articles/NE ... erters.htm
They had a 99 cent Golf, so I'll have to go back and look to see if it's five screws or not.
Good luck finding a convertor. I might be able to hook you up with a convertor if you want.Flak Beard wrote:I decided to hunt down a converter first. I went to a local shop yesterday and they had some NES carts with the five screws in the back. I bought a copy of Baseball for 99 cents, but it didn't have the converter inside. Turns out that this particular cart isn't on the list...
http://www.famicomworld.com/Articles/NE ... erters.htm
They had a 99 cent Golf, so I'll have to go back and look to see if it's five screws or not.
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I might be interested. You've got some spare ones?Kevman wrote:Good luck finding a convertor. I might be able to hook you up with a convertor if you want.Flak Beard wrote:I decided to hunt down a converter first. I went to a local shop yesterday and they had some NES carts with the five screws in the back. I bought a copy of Baseball for 99 cents, but it didn't have the converter inside. Turns out that this particular cart isn't on the list...
http://www.famicomworld.com/Articles/NE ... erters.htm
They had a 99 cent Golf, so I'll have to go back and look to see if it's five screws or not.
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I have a 60 to 72 pin converto (Famicom games on your NES) that I never use.Flak Beard wrote:I might be interested. You've got some spare ones?Kevman wrote:Good luck finding a convertor. I might be able to hook you up with a convertor if you want.Flak Beard wrote:I decided to hunt down a converter first. I went to a local shop yesterday and they had some NES carts with the five screws in the back. I bought a copy of Baseball for 99 cents, but it didn't have the converter inside. Turns out that this particular cart isn't on the list...
http://www.famicomworld.com/Articles/NE ... erters.htm
They had a 99 cent Golf, so I'll have to go back and look to see if it's five screws or not.
That guide is pretty handy, i didn't know about the 5 screw thing, but wieght is a dead givaway.Flak Beard wrote:I might be interested. You've got some spare ones?Kevman wrote:Good luck finding a convertor. I might be able to hook you up with a convertor if you want.Flak Beard wrote:I decided to hunt down a converter first. I went to a local shop yesterday and they had some NES carts with the five screws in the back. I bought a copy of Baseball for 99 cents, but it didn't have the converter inside. Turns out that this particular cart isn't on the list...
http://www.famicomworld.com/Articles/NE ... erters.htm
They had a 99 cent Golf, so I'll have to go back and look to see if it's five screws or not.
I used an old copy Gyromite that was a pack in for the first NES release. It feels much heavier than the regular sale copies. Just buy one for a couple bucks and pull the convertor off the chipset. It's a works perfectly.
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I just got my Recca repro today. Holeeeee shit. You watch videos of it on youtube and think.. naah can't be that fast and crazy. But wow, just wow.corn619 wrote:And its worth every penny.Kevman wrote:Recca will set him back about $400 though. Even the pirate is about $100.corn619 wrote:Summer Carnival '92 - Recca is a awesome shmup with lighting fast games play. If you know Japanese Sweet Home is one of the best horror RPGs Ive ever played.
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