Is this possible (read to find out)

[wholesalewatch648]

I have a NTSC NES clone and a PAL Famiclone ,any chance I can somehow modify the NTSC Nes clone to play famicom Games on NTSC Television

[wholesalewatch648]

how would i do that??

[MasterDisk]

60-72 pins converter.

There is some seller who has some new old stock and that sells them for cheap on ebay currently.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-Nes-NTDE-72-60-Pins-Cartridge-Converter-CIB-/271151576450?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f21e4b582
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-Nes-NTDE-72-60-Pins-Cartridge-Converter-CIB-/271151577912?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f21e4bb38

[wholesalewatch648]

any way to do it cheaper? i was hoping there was some way i could open them up and switch the cart readers around of course now that i think of it i think it is next to impossible/impossible because i believed they are built into the circuit board

[wholesalewatch648]

 yes, yes it is 

[wholesalewatch648]

$25 for NOS adaptor is expensive? 

so, you don;t think $25 is expensive for a 3rd party cheapo adapter, but you think $12 is expensive for a authentic famicom game? i think you are being a prick just for the sake of being a prick

[o.pwuaioc]

If you can find the special Gyromite cart, you should be able to spend significantly less:

http://www.racketboy.com/retro/hacks/gyromite-nes-import-adapter-guide

As far as I know, Duck Hunt also has it, and I think a few others do, too.

[famifan]

i'm up to soldering 60-pin slot directly to nes clone

[80sFREAK]

$25 for NOS adaptor is expensive? 

so, you don;t think $25 is expensive for a 3rd party cheapo adapter, but you think $12 is expensive for a authentic famicom game? i think you are being a prick just for the sake of being a prick

Sounds like you buying one adaptor per one cart