hi
can a famicom port (the one at the front for the 3d googles) be wired to the nes ??? I heard its called a famicom expansion port does it have anything in common with the nes expansionport?
are there other port on the famicom
cause I'd like to know if its possible to build a multicontinental NES
Ports??
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Yes the expansion slot is like the one the Famicom had. The thing is that the NES never had something like the Disk Drive developed for it as a result of easy piracy and Nintedo wanting to differ from compters and past game systems. If you can find the pinout for both the NES expansion and the Famicom's you could rewire it to work. Its just that, many of the games that were orignally on floppies are not (or have been) convertered over to carts so there isnt much if any gain from doing this.
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This doesn't respond to what you want, but over at http://www.nesplayer.com is a great tutorial for using a FDS on a NES.

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Recently I posted the pinouts for the NES and Famicom expansion slots at atariage, I'll dig them up and post them here. Should be able to make an adapter 
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Here's the link to the thread: http://atariage.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=65744
Edit:
Here's the link to the thread: http://atariage.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=65744
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Thanks for the tips connecting the fds is prety cool but I don't have onen and I don't know what they cost in the us but they are damm sure not very cheap
I like the idea of building a expansionport (guess i can aford that)
one technical question the player ports on the famicom have 9 pins the nes only 7 wherefore are the pin 8&9 and can I get them in my nes?
THX a lot
Kai
(ps: do amaricans celebrate the first of May I don't know why but in germany we do actually it must be an invention of the alcohol industry cause you drink a lot and protect a may-tree)
I like the idea of building a expansionport (guess i can aford that)
one technical question the player ports on the famicom have 9 pins the nes only 7 wherefore are the pin 8&9 and can I get them in my nes?
THX a lot
Kai
(ps: do amaricans celebrate the first of May I don't know why but in germany we do actually it must be an invention of the alcohol industry cause you drink a lot and protect a may-tree)