CARTRIDGE STEALER

are thrift stores the same as goodwill stores?

yes, the roller controller plugs right into the expansion module ports and works fine. I dont rememeber trying it for the driving games, tho.

I hate RATS!

thanks. the site looks pretty cool. I think Im gonna check out what else it has to offer!

dam.....I never knew there was a game! I live 5 minutes away from the house. heres a pic I took a few years ago:

I still have my spy hunter box but its flat!

well, if anyone is interested in the games, he said they are up for sale at his shop.

yes, that was another he had. he said something about custard having sex with an indian.

rare x-rated atari games? I was in my my local after market toy store and the owner showed me some rare atari x rated games. I never knew these existed. he had 3 of them but I cant seem to remember the name. one of them was "bachleor party". are these rare?

nice!! i wouldnt have the guts to go dumpster diving. as for the game with no name....I believe it is "the adventures of bayou billy".

Sadly, the only other games that work with the Roller Controller are Victory, Omega Race and War Games (in two-player mode). not really. I was able to play alot of games with it. My memory is poor but I believe I was able to plug it into the Atari Expansion module and play games like Centipede. Give it a try.

yea, I noticed that the controllers had different games, depending on what kiosk you found them at. I was tempted to but them all but i was like "eh...why bother?"

they were selling these at a local mall a couple of years ago then I guess they got busted because they disappeared then they had a tons of SONY PS1's that had all the NES guts inside. it was pretty cool to see them converting like that to become less noticable.

really? are they availible online? ebay? thanks!

thanks. so the slot is obsolete to me! thought it would have been cooler so i didnt have to get my old NES going.

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Ok, Im sure everyone has seen these things. They look like a jumbo sized PS controller which when turned on, feature about 1000 NES games. all rolled into one. I know they are illegal but the one I have has a slot underneath it. Now I took a NES game and put it in and nothing. I saw that the PIN on the controller was smaller than the actual cartridge pin. so, I know this doesnt actually work so my question is "why did they even bother makin a slot if it didnt actually work?"

Cool, thanks for the link, will try this out. dam, I didnt know this. I didnt even know that Nintendo had bootleg games! hey, this brings up another question..........

flea markets have different policies. for i instance, the flea markets on long island sell all "new" stuff and give you a 7 day money back warranty. there rarely sell used stuff, if any at all.

the garage sales that I hate going to are the ones run by "collectors". they sell everything at top dollar and you cant haggle with another collector as easily a regular garage sale.

How does one disable the lockout chip? Wouldn't mind trying that out. yes, what is a lock out chip? is it in the system? of the game? i never heard of this. does it come "activated" and what is it for?

dam! I have alot of cleaning to do! I was told that cleaning them with alchol may actually do more harm than good. Im afraid to do so but I will try it. I never had to do this with my coleco cartridges or atari but I guess the NES has more to clean. Ill let you know how it goes!

I always thought the coleco telestar was the oldest!

ok, I have the classic problem with my NES. Put the cartridge in, get the blinking red light on the NES and the tv screen flashes different colors. I have opened 3 of my 5 NES's and I did the surgery that was recomended (72 pin connector, spreading the pins so it makes a better contact) So far, none have worked. what else shall I do? I heard I could clean my games with alchol but i have over 100 games. is that the only solution?