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Oh yes, definitely. There are many advantages to having a real NES as opposed to a fake one. I don't have to worry about sound or compatibility issues, for one. Of course there are the occasional games that despite all the cleaning in the world with alcohol and a q-tip, still take several tries to get working. But in my case that's a one in twenty occurrence, all other times it's working the first try. So the only purpose of getting another RES would be for that one-in-twenty occurrence.

Yes my friend got one of those newer Yobo FC systems, and I noticed the buttons are solid plastic instead of transparent like the older ones. It more resembles the RES. As for whether or not it uses the newer NOAC, I can't say as I have no point of reference to compare to. The main difference between the older and newer NOAC from what I've heard is that the audio emulation is better, but like I said, mine has heavily distorted audio. My friend's doesn't, so I'm pretty confident my RES is defective. His Yobo FC had messed up video though, so it seems one or the other has to be defective. I might buy the RES again, this time from SAG, that way at least I have the 30 day return policy to fall back on if something's wrong with it. My first one I got from eBay. I'm hesitant though because after getting a new 72-pin connector, my old NES is working beautifully, so it's almost completely pointless now.

Hey guys, I'm new here, sorry to bump an old topic but I have a question about this system. It runs fine but I got some pretty bad audio distortion, and at times I can hear some quiet static in the background. So I'm just wondering if any other RES owners have experienced the same thing, or maybe StoneAgeGamer can chime in if he's heard anything about this issue. I didn't buy it from SAG, I got it elsewhere.