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[–] [deleted] 1 pt (edited )

I once saw this wizardry

Seen that before as well. Dude is a genius.

What're your two favorites from that mother lode?

I'll actually step it up one and tell you the three I most commonly do.

Going in order this time ;)

1. Cartridge cleaning

Every single one of my games I have done this to. It makes them like new as a 30 year old game can be.

2. Restoring the cartridge connector

This added with the cartridge polishing gets rid of the messing with your game to get it to play.

3. Disabling the lockout chip

Sometimes even after cleaning the game and fixing the connector you still get the blinking red light. It is not uncommon for the lock out chip to give out. Disabling it removes it from the equation of problems your NES can have with the blinking red light issue.

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