How to set up your Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)

[UFWD2000]

is this the same for a uk NES

[TutorialsTheGreat]

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[TutorialsTheGreat]

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[johneymute]

your copy of the cartride with ONLY supermariobros on it is hard to find nowaday's.

[GoNinty]

Mine is the PAL A one and it doesn't have the little switch on the the back ):

[SuperPhyscogamer]

what the f$&@ i just found one in my basement weird hey im going to hook it up

[arsenonecpc]

that says K ANAL not channel hahaha

[MrDuncan1997]

hey do you know what channel I need to put it on (Ive got like a flat philips tv ) because I cant find the right channel and there is no video about finding the channel

[MrDuncan1997]

dude if you have the antenna thingy you dont have to insert the red yellow thing

[noobdief]

@MrDuncan1997 or the other way around

[MrDuncan1997]

@noobdief yes thats right

[TheMarioo0]

you can use white instead of red

[dubmonkeyaudio]

i want to buy one soooooooooooooo bad!! good old times, good old time!!!! :)))))))

[dubmonkeyaudio]

So if i buy a european version will it work on america the european version?? thanks!!

[arashikage82]

Well, if your TV has a composite input (most of them have), you don't need to use a SCART connector at all. Although with SCART you can have a real split RGB signal, in this case the original source is already transformed into a composite signal giving no better results than the RCA jacks

[jehad78]

Nice video ! Composite for NES is the way to go !

Most modern LCDs or Plasmas will work better that way with the NES !

[Minorman4]

I don't think there is a difference between a US and a PAL version. All i have to do is get the power and the simple RF cable (think that is it(the black cable))

[jehad78]

@Minorman4

Pal version runs games slightly slower at 50hz where as the US runs games at 60hz. Power supply is differently as well!

In the US all consoles use 110v !

In Europe and Asia they use 200v !