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NES Nintendo Control Deck Console Complete in Box CIB Working Clean & Restored

NES Nintendo Control Deck Console Complete in Box CIB Working Clean & Restored

NES Nintendo Control Deck Console Complete in Box CIB Working Clean & Restored

USD 359.00 USD
SKU: 24r5Ym2U
Condition: Used

Specifications

Restocking Fee10%
Return Shipping Will Be Paid BySeller
All Returns AcceptedReturns Accepted
Item Must Be Returned Within30 Days
Refund Will Be Given AsMoney Back
PlatformNintendo NES
ColorGray
MPNNES-001
Year Manufactured1985
BrandNintendo
TypeHome Console
Region CodeNTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Manufacturer Warranty1 Year
ConnectivityComponent RCA
Storage CapacityN/A
Country/Region Of ManufactureJapan

ALL GAMES ARE CLEAN, TESTED AND GUARANTEED! COMPLETE IN BOX --- VERY RARE CIB Nintendo console w/ all accessories NES Nintendo Control Deck Complete in Box CIB Restored Console. Comes with Original Box, upper and lower Styrofoam. Console and accessories are in good condition. Box has minor wear on some areas. Please check all the photos. All original items unless stated below: NES console, refurbished 72 pin and disabled lock out chip. No more blinking light!Two NES-004 original Nintendo controllersOriginal NES-002 AC adapter Power SupplyOriginal NES-003 RF Switch with AV Cables (aftermarket)Original Instruction manual booklet Guaranteed to work or your money back. New NES 72 Pin Connector: NES blinking lights or blank screen are usually caused by bad connection between cartridge and console. Bad connection is caused by a worn out 72 Pin connector from inserting and removing game cartridges repeatedly over time. With a new 72 pin, games should load quicker assuming that game cartridges are cleaned. Some older game cartridges may need a little wiggle as the cartridge itself is worn and not because of the console. Why Disabled Lockout Chip: The lockout chip in the NES was included to prevent pirated games from running in the console. It is also the reason that you get the blinking screen and often malfunction between the console and game cartridges. If the console's lockout chip and the cartridge's lockout chip don't communicate, then the game won't play. Half the time, it's not because of dirty contacts. The games would run fine if it weren't for the lockout chips. Disabling it means a much higher success rate

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