:fire:This is my first topic! :fire:
Moving on, I have a copy of SMB for the Famicom Disk System with SMB 2 on the reverese side. Does anyone have any info on this? Also, SMB 2 stopped working yesterday when I was modding my RAM adapter to play certain FDS games without glitching the sprites. I pulled it out because I had accidently caused the system to crash by touching a pin on the RAM Adapter, which in turn caused the drive to start moving for no reason before I pulled it out. :upsetroll:
The disk system got a new belt 2 weeks ago. I have The Legend of Zelda, Exciting Billiards, a Square game which I cant remember :P, and the A side of SMB which still works. Any help would be appreciated! ;D
I think you should leave electronic repair to the professionals.
ok...
Quote from: 80sFREAK on October 02, 2015, 09:50:55 am
So... what is the question?
What could have happened to the game?
Shit happened.
Captain
Quote from: Jaek_3 on October 02, 2015, 09:39:51 am
I have a copy of SMB for the Famicom Disk System with SMB 2 on the reverese side. Does anyone have any info on this?
They are both one-sided games so a previous owner have simply written the two games on one side each.
Quote from: Jaek_3 on October 02, 2015, 09:39:51 am
Also, SMB 2 stopped working yesterday when I was modding my RAM adapter to play certain FDS games without glitching the sprites. I pulled it out because I had accidently caused the system to crash by touching a pin on the RAM Adapter, which in turn caused the drive to start moving for no reason before I pulled it out. :upsetroll:
So I guess you swapped glitchy RAM chips for working ones? Sounds like the SMB2 disk was physically damaged when you forcefully pulled it out while the motor was spinning maybe.