All 60 to 72 pins converters do the same thing;
they convert your Famicom 60-pins games to 72 pins
so you can play all your Famicom games on your
Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
.
There pretty much are
only three types of 60-to-72-pins converters
out there. The first and second types are similar to
the one you see below, but only one type comes with the
handy ribbon that helps you pull the short converter
and Famicom game out of your NES; the other has no
ribbon. The third type is kind of what you see
below, minus the plastic casing. That type of
converter is found inside early "black box" NES
games, like Gyromite, and is considered the
only converter of Nintendo quality.
The blue ribbon is used to remove the converter.
There is nothing special about the NASA Games
Super Adaptor.
Several companies
made these types of converters. NASA Game's version
seems to be one of the more common of the name brand
converters. The one in the picture was imported from
Europe, purchased for $10 on eBay. Not a bad price
since most converters, even the cheap-looking ones
found in "black box" games go for that price.
The front of the box.
The back of the box.
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