nes deck enhancer games

[boredashell]

i know i should probably know this but i just forgot can somebody tell me what they are?

thanks

[gamergary]

The alladdin deck enhancer adds about 64k of ram to your nes and has 7 games of it's own including the pack-in game.

[Quazick]

The alladdin deck enhancer adds about 64k of ram to your nes and has 7 games of it's own including the pack-in game.

He knows that he just needs to know which games it has.
Dizzy
Quatro Adventure
Quatro Arcade
Linus Space-Head
and Micro-Machines.

I THINK....

[CrazyImpmon]

Close but you're missing 2 games. There's Big Nose Freak Out and another version of Dizzy. The full list is:

Dizzy the Adventurer (pack in game)
Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy
Micro Machines
Bignose Freaks Out
Quattro Sports
Quattro Adventure
and Linus Spacehead's Cosmic Crusade

[Quazick]

I dont think I did too bad off the top of my head...I was too lazy to check the rarity guide...

[boredashell]

thanks ya'll

[boredashell]

is quattro arcade one?

[Quazick]

is quattro arcade one?

Check Etler's list.

It lists all the Aladdin Deck Enhancer games.

[nesman85]

they only made a normal nes version of quattro arcade, no aladdin version.

[nesman85]

oh, and if you asked because you are wondering if some of your games are aladdin games, aladdin games are small black carts that plug into the enhancer. the gold ones aren't aladdin versions.

[CrazyImpmon]

Check this one for picture of Aladdin Deck Enhancer and the Aladdin carts: http://atarihq.com/tsr/odd/aladdin/aladdin.html

Some of the Aladdin cart were much improved graphic wise over the stand alone NES cart.

Aladdin Deck Enhancer was a great idea at the time. Having a main part that contains the lockout chip, the RAM chip, and common compoment, and leaving just the program to the separate cart you save some money in the long run. Alas, Camerica went belly up before Aladdin came out.

I wonder if anyone has the technical specs of the Deck Enhancer and can build Aladdin compatible carts? A few NES games don't actually have graphic chip, only program chip and could be easily adapted to Deck Enhancer. I don't know if I'd actually try this but I'll open my ADE and see how the pins are wired at the Aladdin end to NES end. (still waiting on the 60 pin connector and 72 pin connectors)

I picked up Aladdin Deck Enhancer from (of all places) FuncoLand. They listed the game as Fantastic Adventure of Dizzy even though the actual game was Dizzy the Adventurer Oh well, that's about $50 saved vs getting one from eBay.