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(Score: 2) by Freeman on Tuesday September 03 2024, @05:34PM
I was testing some old NES (Nintendo Entertainment system) hardware and while it "workish" it certainly has troubles. Near as I can tell, the issue is that the connector is poop. Which seems to be supported by the existence of aftermarket mods which are just drop-in replacements of the connector. Has anyone here tinkered with 'ye olde NES hardware?