Wanted: Working NES

[Gavin_86]

Okay, not that i was expecting too much out of it, but the $10 NES i bought on Ebay doesn't quite work. I checked the 72-pin connector piece figuring i could fix it myself attacking the most usual fuckup. I bent the pins back but no dice.

Instead of ordering and waiting for a new 72-pin connector (which is the only thing i can think of to attempt to fix) when that might not even do a damned thing, i'm just wanting to buy an absolutely working, no bullshit, no adjustments required NES <img src=smilies/liefde.gif>

Anyone?

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[pipes]

72 pin works if it powers on and blinks, if not then its probly trash. I have an extra one that works with a new 72 pin thats missing the black piece around the controlers. I wanted to sell for 60 or 50 at lowest (the local store price here) to make some money but I have no idea if I could sell it like that.

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[Madeye]

If it is blinking pull the cart out ever so slightly.That works for me.

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[(wraith_)]

Your best bet is to put down the cash for a top-loader. Toaster NES's at this point are almost gauranteed not to work., or work with too much difficulty.

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[Kuikorosu]

> Your best bet is to put down the cash for a top-loader.
> Toaster NES's at this point are almost gauranteed not to
> work., or work with too much difficulty.

Eh? My toaster NES works just like it did back in the 80s. Maybe I'm just lucky? However, it's not for sale, I still play it way too much.
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[king killa]

> Eh? My toaster NES works just like it did back in the 80s.
> Maybe I'm just lucky? However, it's not for sale, I still
> play it way too much.
>

same here. My NES works every time, no hassle.

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[packardmelan]

I picked up a NES at a Goodwill for $3. I bought a replacement cart reader for $16, and used a Radio Shack universal power supply I had laying around -- and BOOM. Working NES. Actual money spent? $19.

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[metbot]

What kind of NES old Slide in game kind or the Top loading Game kind

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[Ugly Joe]

> old Slide in game kind

I believe the scientific term is "toaster".

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[Gavin_86]

http://www.zophar.net/wwwthreads/showthreaded.php?Cat=&Board=diaries&Number=251407&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=0&part=got it working finally!</a>

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[Skyfire]

if you don't want a reasonable price go to www.usedgames.com.

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