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I just wanted to follow up on this, FINALLY I got around to completing this modification to my SMB2j cart. I reflashed the ROMs to loopy's original version and I found that it did not work with my real Famicom when I changed the cap to 4.7nF per aquasnake. I changed back to the 56pF in the original ...

I would say it has some influence, what game is that?

Edit: I see it is Chu Chu Rocket.

You're right, I was way off, though your box art does show it. Sonic might have a few things here and there in-game like SMB3 but not much.

The more I think about it, Toejam and Earl is the one that nailed this style. I think Sonic is pulling more from some other 80s/90s style, but I am not sure what that would be or if that has a name. Sonic is doing something a lot more industrial and I think that's why FM synth works so well for Soni...

Yes very good points and I agree that M.C. Kids does use that style.

Oh wow look at that, I never knew about that one!

I realize now that Klax is an NES game in this style, at least the box/label art. Can you think of any others?

I find it strange how few NES games use Memphis style. I remember this style being very popular at the time and the excessive use of geometric patterns, sloppy swoops, and blocky shaped stuff certainly seems to lend itself well to limited graphics of the NES. Sonic the Hedgehog series had this naile...

I can tell you right off the bat that the NTSC NES will not put out PAL video after doing that. Not sure if that is what you are after or not.

I am not sure what would happen with the RF output. I think that the NES will still power on normally and put out NTSC composite video on the AV jacks.

You are either ignoring or not understanding a very important concept here thocolate. You are looking just at "current", number of mA. But that is not the whole story here. You can really learn something here so please "bear" with me. If you take a 50 ohm resistor and connect it to your controller p...

Well I searched from USA, so I probably did not find the optimum shipping price for you. You should keep searching, maybe find 10pcs for a better deal, etc.

One big problem here is that the NES's CPU, PPU, cartridge, all the other digital stuff runs from its very modest internal 5V supply ... This is also what I was thinking, but my dad said the voltage didn't matter because ruining motors was going to come down to amps. That may be somewhat true, but ...

One big problem here is that the NES's CPU, PPU, cartridge, all the other digital stuff runs from its very modest internal 5V supply, And now you're hooking motors and stuff to this rail that are going to inject all sorts of noise and ripple and spikes everywhere. It is just really not a healthy ide...

You can trust lidnariq that it is not going to work out well powering anything heavier than some digital chips or sensors from the controller port. Look at the peripherals from Nintendo: R.O.B. had its own batteries, Famicom Disk System even had its own batteries as well. The Nintendo was not built ...

You can get PICs dirt cheap on eBay or Aliexpress. It will require a programmer such as PicKit 3 or something. Here is a very popular 16F628A on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/392646380706 AliExpress: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1588006796.html These are DIP-18, you can also get them in SOP whic...