Make your own NES! Really!
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JackFrost22
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dudegladstone
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Well yes the flash back is a cheap NES setup to play ported Atari games. It would be far better just to make the damn AOAC.
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SgtBowhack
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Yeah, it's an all-in-one solution that they didn't need to fab. Sounds like a winning solution for them... And 90% of people buying it will see the games and say "Hey, yeah, I remember this..." and not scrutinize it. So it was probably a smart business decision by them.
Of course it would be wonderful if they fabbed an AOAC, but let's face it, there isn't a market for it. The cartridges just don't exist in as much volume. The only reason NOACs exist is because of the thriving Famicom pirate market in Asia.
Of course it would be wonderful if they fabbed an AOAC, but let's face it, there isn't a market for it. The cartridges just don't exist in as much volume. The only reason NOACs exist is because of the thriving Famicom pirate market in Asia.
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dudegladstone
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MM007, that's the direction I'm thinking...for all the people who are against the NOAC because it won't play Castlevania 3 or because it's missing disk system sound channels or blah blah blah...they probably just have nothing else to female of the dog species about...but it is possibly a better constructed NOAC, right? With better parts and materials, etc. Just a thought.

