Yeah, well we are both geeks (my friend and I), and thought it would be an intresting project for both of us. We've made a MAME cabinet, and some 'modifications' to our xboxes so we thought it would be a nifty new project!

Any ideas for new projects that aren't too hard, and of course not too easy?

thanks to everyone!
-pal

> or sacrifice a cheap usb gamepad and a NES controller so you can play it on an
> emu :)
>
> the guy over at www.gamesx.com did it with a saturn pad...
>
> clem
>
> > >
> > > you can get Double Dribble for 2 bucks on ebay.
> > >
> >
> > Maybe he's in love with that exact/specific copy. :P
> >
> > Also - to the original poster - make sure that the pins of the cartridge and
> the
> > pins in the NES are clean. Use rubbing alchohol if need be. NES games rarely
> die
> > - its the connectors that get dirty and the game stops functioning.
> >
> > Also - don't "blow on the games". The reason that works is because saliva
> > moistens the points and allows the current to flow across the pins - however
> its
> > not good for the game since the there might be cross flow from one pin to
> > another.
> >
> > Maybe someone else can provide a better explaination - but you could short out
> > the game or the console (NES) that way.
> >
> > Mame On!
> >
>