Difference between revisions of "Nintendo Entertainment System"
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The '''Nintendo Entertainment System''' was developed and produced by [[Nintendo]]. | The '''Nintendo Entertainment System''' was developed and produced by [[Nintendo]]. | ||
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== Mods == | == Mods == | ||
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+ | The NES-001 contains the [[10NES]] lockout chip, which prevents bootleg games from running. It also causes problems running legal games and is responsible for the infamous blinking light bug. To disable, you have to cut the fourth pin of the lockout chip which removes all effects and greatly improves the consoles ability to read games. | ||
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− | + | The NES-001 has a 72 pin connector that can easily become worn out, causing problems with reading games. There are two ways to fix this; you can either buy a new 72 pin connector and replace the old one, or you can take the old 72 pin connector and use a needle to bend the pins outward, making contact with the cartridge more secure. | |
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== Useful Links == | == Useful Links == | ||
+ | [http://www.racketboy.com/store/nintendo-nes.html Racket Boy] | ||
+ | - Store that sells replacement 72 pin connectors, [[gamebits]], and aftermarket accessories for the NES. | ||
[[Category:Nintendo]] | [[Category:Nintendo]] |
Revision as of 17:32, 9 June 2012
The Nintendo Entertainment System was developed and produced by Nintendo.
Details
Lots of :words: about the console.
History
Hardware
Physical tech specs.
Software
Programming / Hacking details.
Mods
Disabling the Lockout Chip
The NES-001 contains the 10NES lockout chip, which prevents bootleg games from running. It also causes problems running legal games and is responsible for the infamous blinking light bug. To disable, you have to cut the fourth pin of the lockout chip which removes all effects and greatly improves the consoles ability to read games.
Repairs
The NES-001 has a 72 pin connector that can easily become worn out, causing problems with reading games. There are two ways to fix this; you can either buy a new 72 pin connector and replace the old one, or you can take the old 72 pin connector and use a needle to bend the pins outward, making contact with the cartridge more secure.
See also
Useful Links
- Store that sells replacement 72 pin connectors, gamebits, and aftermarket accessories for the NES.