NES King Fu cart with Popeye ROM?

[kyle]

I picked up a copy of kung fu for the Nintendo today I went to test it tonight and instead of kung fu Popeye came on when I put the game in. Has anyone else experienced this ?

Edited February 12, 2017 by kyle

[icemanxp300]

Open it up and look at it, someone could have just swapped the roms w/eproms for fun. However it would make more sense that seeing how kung fu isn't that great of a game that maybe Popeye's case was damaged and they just swapped the pcb.

[AtariBrian]

seeing how kung fu isn't that great of a game

???

[roadrunner]

Probably a factory mistake

[0078265317]

That is super wierd. Open it up and takes pics for us.

[godslabrat]

Considering those are both probably five-screw games that can be disassembled with a standard screwdriver, then most likely someone rented an NES game and decided to keep it by swapping it with a game he didn't like. I understand this was a common scam back in the day.

[Tanooki]

Odds are that was a factory error are almost non-existent, much like your ability to prove it was versus anyone swapping the board to either steal it or find someone to trick into thinking it was a factory error.

 

Also Kung Fu is awesome, what are you talking about? Get beyond the Popeye branding that is the weaker title. I've had both since they came out in the 80s.