NES to Famicom Converters (72 to 60 pins)

Started by Marlon, March 18, 2010, 07:59:32 pm

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Marlon

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NintendoKing

Nope, they are very common. I have sold 3 of them on here, to various people.

nintendodork

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Jedi Master Baiter

I have one, but it doesn't quite work well with the AV Famicom, so I can let it go.

rogueofmv

Personally, I'm having a very hard time finding one of these... Google yields results, but the cheap ones are always sold out and the available ones always cost upwards of $50. :/

FamicomRetroGamer

Gyromite NES game has a converter inside, I'm gonna buy one.

Even tho I don't need, it can be helpful.

NintendoKing

Quote from: rogueofmv on March 19, 2010, 02:42:24 am
Personally, I'm having a very hard time finding one of these... Google yields results, but the cheap ones are always sold out and the available ones always cost upwards of $50. :/

Whoa, thats crazy.
For awhile I had quite a few of them, I sold all except 1 which I use.

rogueofmv

Quote from: The Uninvited Gremlin on March 19, 2010, 11:52:16 am
Quote from: rogueofmv on March 19, 2010, 02:42:24 am
Personally, I'm having a very hard time finding one of these... Google yields results, but the cheap ones are always sold out and the available ones always cost upwards of $50. :/

Whoa, thats crazy.
For awhile I had quite a few of them, I sold all except 1 which I use.

To clarify, I'm talking about a 72-to-60 pin converter... one with which I can play NES games on my Famicom.
The terms tend to get mixed up a lot due to their vagueness.

NintendoKing

Quote from: rogueofmv on March 19, 2010, 01:36:50 pm
Quote from: The Uninvited Gremlin on March 19, 2010, 11:52:16 am
Quote from: rogueofmv on March 19, 2010, 02:42:24 am
Personally, I'm having a very hard time finding one of these... Google yields results, but the cheap ones are always sold out and the available ones always cost upwards of $50. :/

Whoa, thats crazy.
For awhile I had quite a few of them, I sold all except 1 which I use.

To clarify, I'm talking about a 72-to-60 pin converter... one with which I can play NES games on my Famicom.
The terms tend to get mixed up a lot due to their vagueness.


I am aware, the "To" in NES to Famicom, means "To work on Famicom"; just as Famicom to NES means the opposite. NES to Famicom is the kind I sold, I have only ever owned 1 Famicom to NES adapter.

rogueofmv

Quote from: The Uninvited Gremlin on March 19, 2010, 01:43:55 pm
I am aware, the "To" in NES to Famicom, means "To work on Famicom"; just as Famicom to NES means the opposite. NES to Famicom is the kind I sold, I have only ever owned 1 Famicom to NES adapter.

And the strange thing there is that I seem to find the FC to NES adapters everywhere! Something I have no use for because I don't own an NES... :/
Murphy's Law in action, I guess?

NintendoKing

I have had 5 NES to Famicom adapters, sold 3 to members on here, 1 on atariage, and the other to a friend in my town. And the last, I keep.

But yea, my Famicom to NES adapter is a Honey Bee one and it looks cool in my NES-101 Toploader.


But yea, your right Rogue.

Medisinyl

Quote from: FamicomRetroGamer on March 19, 2010, 05:05:10 am
Gyromite NES game has a converter inside, I'm gonna buy one.

Even tho I don't need, it can be helpful.


Good luck finding one in a Gyromite--very few have them.  If you want a sure thing, then look for a Stack-Up .  

Otherwise, the NES to Famicom converter I have is called Goodboy I believe (I've got the box for it somewhere...perhaps I'll take a picture tomorrow).  Playing NES games on my Sharp Twin actually seems to run the NES games smoother than on an NES...

b1aCkDeA7h

Quote from: rogueofmv on March 19, 2010, 01:51:02 pm
And the strange thing there is that I seem to find the FC to NES adapters everywhere! Something I have no use for because I don't own an NES... :/
Murphy's Law in action, I guess?


Assuming this is what you're asking for:

http://stoneagegamer.com/nestofamicomconverter72-pinto60-pin.aspx

I've never bought from here but ten bucks shipped sounds pretty good to me. By the looks of it, it's a Yobo converter, the second NES to Famicom converter I've ever found. It's alright, but not as solid as the other two I have. Good price too.

SnifitDude

I've got one I was gonna sell to a friend for $10, but I might put it up here to keep your eye out.  :D

michaelthegreat

I have very cheap nes to famicom converters that I'll sell for $12 for 3 shipped to a US address. Looks just like these:

http://www.jandar.net/famiconv/

They're basically the same as the ones you see with a plastic shell just without the plastic shell. They still seem stable even without the shell.

And because I always get asked, I'd be happy to sell them separately. Just $13 each shipped.