Famicom Disk System Issue(Videos Added)

Started by JohnnyBlaze, August 29, 2012, 01:14:31 pm

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Frank_fjs

Do you ever see garbled graphics on the disk system bios screen? If so, I'd be inclined to believe it's the RAM adapter.

Just to clarify, how many disk games do you have and how many of them exhibit a problem?

JohnnyBlaze

No garbled graphics on the BIOS. Just those problems with the two I mentioned.
Famicom Disk System: The More You Play It, the More You'll Want to Play

80sFREAK

Ok, make long story short.
AFAIK boot screen does not have glitches in graphicis and 6 disks tested
4 working absolutely fine, 2 of them came not from me
2 disks which have glitchy graphics came not from me, but from the same seller
I don't buy, sell or trade at moment.
But my question is how hackers at that time were able to hack those games?(c)krzy

Frank_fjs

August 29, 2012, 06:27:04 pm #18 Last Edit: August 29, 2012, 06:38:25 pm by Frank_fjs
Yeah, it does appear that you might have some corrupted disks. Just one of those things, disk media is highly deteriorable.

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P.s. you should invest in a Famicom Disk Cleaner. It should only set you back $20 to $30 and can help restore dirty/dusty disks.

I used mine to fix some disks I had that wouldn't work reliably, and also recommended one to someone else here who was having problems with a few disks and it fixed his issues as well.

You can usually find them a little cheaper, but here's an example of one: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NINTENDO-FAMICOM-DISK-SYSTEM-CARD-CLEANER-SET-FDS-BRAND-NEW-/140820445779?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20c98d7a53

ericj

It could be the disk media, but I'm still inclined to think it's something else since I've seen this using FDSLoader when the RAM adapter or Game Doctor wasn't seated well.

JohnnyBlaze

So, from what I gather so far, the general consensus is that the disks are bad? I'd like to know so if it is, I can get a replacement or my money back.
Famicom Disk System: The More You Play It, the More You'll Want to Play

80sFREAK

Most likely yes and corrupted very weird way - CRC is ok, but graphics have glitches. Maybe it's just some dirt on disks as Frank_fjs suggested. Hard to tell remotely.

P.S. FDSloader... i think i should start a thread full of science and technical data to bust some myths
I don't buy, sell or trade at moment.
But my question is how hackers at that time were able to hack those games?(c)krzy

JohnnyBlaze

If I pick up a cleaner, which I want to do, how would I use it? Anyone have any instructions in English?
Famicom Disk System: The More You Play It, the More You'll Want to Play

Frank_fjs

Simple to use the disk cleaner, just insert a disk, shut the door and turn the dial. This rubs the disk against a cleaning pad and removes any dust/grime from the disk surface. Once the pad becomes dirty, you can wind it on to reveal a new clean surface.

It will make more sense once you have it in your possession.

JohnnyBlaze

August 29, 2012, 08:33:15 pm #24 Last Edit: September 01, 2012, 05:33:04 pm by JohnnyBlaze
Talked to the seller. He's sending out replacements today. Now, let's hope for the best...

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BUMP! Videos added!
Famicom Disk System: The More You Play It, the More You'll Want to Play

L___E___T

It'll be interesting to see what happens here in the end.
My for Sale / Trade thread
http://www.famicomworld.com/forum/index.php?topic=9423.msg133828#msg133828
大事なのは、オチに至るまでの積み重ねなのです。

JohnnyBlaze

Long story short, ulera and me are going to exchange RAM adapters and I'm giving him my extra complete copies of Mario 2 and Pro Wrestling with mine.
Famicom Disk System: The More You Play It, the More You'll Want to Play