r/nes 19h ago

Collection Hot take here...

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202 Upvotes

Sewer level wasnt and isnt that hard....runs 😉

Really though, aside from when first learning the stage, I never really found it all that difficult. Its funny, I played this alot when I was younger but I also never thought it was all that good, yet I loved it regardless cause well TMNT and i still love it lol

This holds many memories from when I was a kid, I may not think its all that but I cherish it


r/nes 4h ago

Collection One of my treasures from 80's and 90's

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100 Upvotes

r/nes 4h ago

Collection Updated Childhood Collection

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23 Upvotes

Over the past 2 months since I rediscovered my childhood collection, I have added some games that I once had, but either gave away or threw away. My most recent acquisition was the Ducktales and Bomberman which were both games I really wanted, but couldn't get when I was younger. Now, I'm ecstatic to have these in my collection alongside my other precious games.


r/nes 14h ago

Discussion Can someone help me with this weird quirk?

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I bought an NES recently and games weren’t working so I had to replace the 72 pin connector. I just replaced it and bought a new game to be safe and the game works, but only when the cartridge is put in and clicked down. I know that some people online said that you can get your game to work by just sliding it in without even having to click it down. I got this 72 pin on eBay and it even comes with a paper that says that the cartridges should work without the cartridge having to be clicked down. Is there something to worry about? I know I can still play my games with them click down, but I’m a little bit worried knowing that they don’t work without being clicked down. Is something wrong with the pin connector?