Hello everyone.

My name is Chris from Canada and I am a first time poster., I've been a big fan of this website for a while and decided to contribute a couple interesting NES Carts I've had for a while.

The first cart has never been played by myself, it does not seem to work in any of my NES consoles possibly making it PAL. I aquired it from a friend of mine who inherted it along with a lot of other NES stuff from his Uncle. As you can see from the label, there is a contra theme as well as an Adventure Island / StarTropics Island in the Background which makes me guess it contains multiple games such as the 100 in 1 carts. There are no other markings, letterings, or additional numbers visible, this cart has had me puzzled since I got it.



The next and last game is another Pirated Cart, There is no label and it does not seem to have ever had one. The surface is very smooth and does not have any sticky residue such as a label that was ripped off. It also does not contain any numbers or codes, just the Nintendo PAT.PEND. Made In Japan in the bottom rectangle found at the bottom behind every NES Cart, this game however does work. There is an Adventure Island theme to this cart, the intro music is playing in the background as well as Level 1 visuals on the main screen. This is a 260 in 1 cart and you can see all the playable games in the last image.





If anyone has any information on these 2 games I would really appreciate it, if not than it's perfectly fine, the main idea of this thread was to share my rare games.

Take it easy.

Chris C.

hey chris, where abouts in canada are you?

Mel wrote on 30. Aug 2006 at 18:12:


Montreal, Quebec.

Chris.

jajaja wrote on 30. Aug 2006 at 16:17:


Yeah the 260-in-1 I have but in a famicom cart. They probably just swiped an fami->nes converter off an old game, stuck the pirate cart in and sealed it up in an NES cart. Its good, the best pirate multi I've seen.

Does the game start at all? If you only get a grey screen the game is either dirty or broken. If its another region you would get picture, but the game would just restart itself every second.

Some games are incredible dirty, not even rubbing alcohol is enough. I've had a few games where i had to use sandpaper to grind the dirt away. Worked fine after that

jajaja wrote on 30. Aug 2006 at 21:30:


Yesterday I opened up the cart, gave the game a very thorough cleaning and I still get a grey blinking screen.

I don't know what to do anymore, I've cleaned it numerous times and still come up short.

Chris.

It might be broken then Dont have so much experience with it, but if you get your hands on a toploader and it still doesnt work its most likely defect.