Sharp Twin Famicom

This is the salmon colored twin famicom. It is in really good condition and plays both famicom and famicom disk perfect.

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• sharp
• twin
• famicom
• retro
• games
• collection

[spegma]

I know how it is. I find myself blowing in the cartridge sometimes when I put in a NES cartridge for my son to play, especially since my console is well used and I get the flashing screen for some games.

[lukemorse1]

Yeah, if you want to fix that flashing light problem, check out the video that I put up on "nes flashing light fix" or something similar for the title. With a little bit of sand paper you can fix that problem in no time flat.

[spegma]

You blow in the Famicom cartridge. Now that is classic. Lol!

[lukemorse1]

lol, yeah, I know that it is really bad to do so but when I started making vids I was a bit nervous and well, old habits die hard. Kind of a force of habit

[JmanRBS]

Very cool, I saw someone in the reflection when you were messing with castlevania lol

[lukemorse1]

LOL, probably the wife ; o

[AgentCodyBankz]

You're an alright guy, even though you don't use the eject button.

[2ombieboy]

Sweet i have one in black all in full working order + quite a fiew disk games :) good vid

[robocop12345671]

is that you wife japanese or american

[icbrkr]

Good stuff. I just picked mine up from a show for $30. Of course, the drive doesn't work.

[CrystalClearRamen]

could it be possible to remove the lock mechanism so it would'nt be a hassle everytime you want to switch?

[spegma]

Yeah, I just watched that video of yours, and tried it on my NES and it worked like a charm! You are absolute genius!

[crazedlink00]

I'm actually thinking of starting a Famicom collection soon and I'm planning on getting this system. Does Disk part work all the time or do you get errors from time to time?