Not pictured: Bible Adventures. I know I had more but I must have traded some in. I for sure had Jaws and Jack Nicklaus Golf. I replaced the 72 pin connector and she runs perfectly still. I couldn’t believe how spotless it was when I opened it up. Btw, sorry if this is formatted weird. Still trying to get used to Lemmy.

And here’s the console

SO CLEAN

  • @MajorTomEnglish
    4•1 year ago

    Hi, I do console repairs and I’ve done a metric ton of NES. If that 72 pin connector was after market, it will probably wreck your games. If you still have your old connector, or if you can buy a used OEM connector, do the following:

    get at least 70 percent iso alcohol and a toothbrush and scrub the connector pins. Next, take the old connector, boil it in water for half an hour and let it cool. Reinstall and test. Don’t be afraid to hit the pins with iso again.

    This will save the vast majority of oem connectors, and your games will thank you.

    • @overthinkOPEnglish
      2•1 year ago

      Thanks for the advice! It is in fact an aftermarket connector. I got it after my attempts at cleaning the original one had no effect. I did keep the OEM connector, however. So I will try your method on it and see if I have better luck.

      • @[email protected]English
        1•1 year ago

        Ive done the repair suggested and it worked for me! Your stuff looks like its in great condition, it’d be a shame to lose games to a bad connector.