NES problem

[NeoZeedeater]

Okay, I like the Game Genie idea but I don't understand how it could work. If my NES consoles can't detect games how can they detect a Game Genie?

[Tommy Tallarico]

Originally posted by burgundy
I have never come across an NES cart I could not get to work. They really just need to be cleaned well.

I clean every game that touches my system. It's not that RCR doesn't work at all, it just takes a LOT of time to get it to work, whereas every other cart I own will work every time. It's already gone though, replaced with a working copy I bought at Goodwill for 2 bucks.

[PKBMax]

I've fixed 3 different systems by bending the pins upward.

Make sure you give everything a good cleaning too.

[supermario]

Yea, this works too.....http://home.centurytel.net/wcp/nes/

I did it and I got an NES that has not worked in years to work. Just dont be easy with the toothbrush, ya gotta brush it like hell to get the shite off.

I got to try the moveing the pins method too.

[Green]

Anyone else try the Gamegenie approach? Would be cool if it works (and I can find one).

[Regus]

Anyone else try the Gamegenie approach? Would be cool if it works (and I can find one).

Me, it does, and funcoland.


Without it, my copy of Goonies II is pretty much usless.

[Green]

Sweet. River City Ransom, here I come!

[gamevet]

I've always used the system cleaning kits, that Funcoland sold. My NES power light would flash, and a lot of games just would'nt work. I used the system cleaning kit, and the problem went away.