Famicom Converters hidden in NES games? (Response to MN12BIRD)

http://www.famicomworld.com/Articles/NES_Cart_Converters.htm

I play devil world on my nes using an adapter I "found"

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• nes
• famicom
• adapter
• converter
• 72
• 60
• pin

[retropirate1]

How old are you if you mind me asking?

[pepsiru1es92]

@retropirate1 I'm 17 now. I made these when I was about 14.

[92soothsayer]

Wait, if that's a famicom game your playing there, how is it playing in english?

[pepsiru1es92]

@92soothsayer Some more simple Famicom games, such as Devil World and Mario were in English, not Japanese.

[typtyler]

Hey this may be a long shot but after removing the pin adapter, can you fit the game chip back in the cartridg? I don't wanna lose Gumshoe from my collection, regardless of how shitty the game is.

[pepsiru1es92]

@typtyler Yes, I can put my gyromite board back into the adapter if needed. Just be careful with it.

[mechanoid2k]

could have saved himself all that time considering top loading NES consoles can play games from any region

[mechanoid2k]

@JUSXTREME96 yeah i only found this out after.

still cool though he found an adapter.

[JUSXTREME96]

@mechanoid2k They can only play NTSC US Games or PAL games but not JAPANESE games due to the pin difference.

[arsenonecpc]

sickmade!

[NintenOfPodunk]

Where did you buy the NES? :/

[retropirate1]

@pepsiru1es92 Okay I am 13, it is good that there is people that likesthings from the 80ths even if they didnt ive in the 80ths! :)

[davintheraven]

@roberttherazor Cool idea, but unfortunately many of the early Famicom games, including the original Super Mario Bros. 2, were only available in disc format, not as a cartridge. :(

[leathercodyc]

COngratulations!

[wakkoswish123]

@mechanoid2k except famicom games 'cuz they only have 60 pins.