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nana2b
08-09-2010, 02:02 AM
Hi- bought a Nintendo (NES) from ebay and a game from another buyer. The game (Spiritual Warfare) won't go in and the 'teeth' appear to be a little lower than other cartriges. I seem to remember the game we had in the past had an attatchment that went over the end -must have been some kind of adapter. Anyone know what I'm talking about and where I can get one? It was a really fun game and I want to go down memory lane.The game is designed for NES and made by Wisdom Tree.:help:

Compute
08-09-2010, 08:27 AM
Game Genie may be of assistance, here. If wisdom tree made an adapter, I do not know of it. My copy of Bible Adventures (and my color dreams carts) fit fine.

nana2b
08-10-2010, 12:59 AM
Thanks Compute APL represent! I'll look for Game Genie -whatever that is ?!!

buzz_n64
08-10-2010, 01:24 AM
Thanks Compute APL represent! I'll look for Game Genie -whatever that is ?!!

:o Haven't heard of a game genie, have you just started playing the NES? Anyways, game genies are easy to find on ebay, and occasionally in the wild. Hope the game works out for you.

nana2b
08-10-2010, 04:14 AM
:o Haven't heard of a game genie, have you just started playing the NES? Anyways, game genies are easy to find on ebay, and occasionally in the wild. Hope the game works out for you.
Hmmm... methinks you jest Buzz n64. Are y ou serious about ebay? Oh! Doh! Its a joke isn't it? I thought Game Genie was a user name and went looking for them. Lol . Sigh! I really want to play this game. My kids had it and I loved it. Apparently its like The Legend of Zelda so maybe I'll look for that. So we had a NES in the eighties -don't know what happened to it- probably son took to Cash Converters to buy illegal substances!!Do you play it?

Compute
08-10-2010, 09:03 AM
Woops, I should have read your location before suggesting a device. I'm not sure if the Game Genie was available in Australia. A device called Pro Action Replay may be what you need, although it's hard to say. I wish I could see exactly how the cart is not fitting into the slot so I could recommend something more precise.

If nothing works, Wisdom Tree is still around and selling their "classic" NES and Genesis games for PC. Spiritual Warfare sells for $7.50 on their site. Requires a 486 or better, so there may be some software mucking-around there.

ahm
08-10-2010, 09:16 AM
Any chance the console is something other than an NES?
Maybe it's a SNES?

RASK1904
08-10-2010, 10:42 AM
Yes there are some piggy back carts that let you by pass the lock out chip. This is why they made them. They are black and on the top and back there is a place for another cart. They can be usefull to play some of the greyer unlicsenced stuff. Not sure though if they where wisdom tree or Hes carts as I dont have any. Me thinks wisdom tree. Leaves to scower thee intrawebez....Yep they are the HES games....pretty rare. Robinhood, Toobin maybe Europe

http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:Q7JcBuQTzZc3MM:http://www.nesworld.com/pics/hes-34.jpg (http://www.nesworld.com/pics/hes-34.jpg)

nana2b
08-11-2010, 10:27 AM
Any chance the console is something other than an NES?
Maybe it's a SNES?

No- definitely NES. Thanks though.

nana2b
08-11-2010, 10:35 AM
I wish I could see exactly how the cart is not fitting into the slot so I could recommend something more precise.

If nothing works, Wisdom Tree is still around and selling their "classic" NES and Genesis games for PC. Spiritual Warfare sells for $7.50 on their site. Requires a 486 or better, so there may be some software mucking-around there.

The game goes in but not all the way so you can't push it down. The 'teeth'(Is that the word?) appears lower than other games.

Interesting about the pc game. Didn't think Wisdom Tree was still around. Didn't see a contact- just information(wickapaedia) What is 486 or better mean? Sorry- bit tech. challenged.:?

nana2b
08-11-2010, 10:45 AM
Yes there are some piggy back carts that let you by pass the lock out chip. This is why they made them. They are black and on the top and back there is a place for another cart. They can be usefull to play some of the greyer unlicsenced stuff. Not sure though if they where wisdom tree or Hes carts as I dont have any. Me thinks wisdom tree. Leaves to scower thee intrawebez....Yep they are the HES games....pretty rare. Robinhood, Toobin maybe Europe

http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:Q7JcBuQTzZc3MM:http://www.nesworld.com/pics/hes-34.jpg (http://www.nesworld.com/pics/hes-34.jpg)

Yes! Thats the word- piggy back carts. My son reckons it was the SNES games that we used that for though. Maybe the game is faulty . I'll return it I think and maybe try another seller. Thanks a lot.:cheers: My son in law has a Brand new NES that he won't open :eek 2:-just as an investment. Freaky- I will play mine.

ahm
08-11-2010, 10:53 AM
The game goes in but not all the way so you can't push it down. The 'teeth'(Is that the word?) appears lower than other games.
By "lower", do you mean they're too far inside the game's case?

Icarus Moonsight
08-11-2010, 01:24 PM
Any chance the console is something other than an NES?
Maybe it's a SNES?

Obviously the OP is not 8 years old. I wouldn't think that's the problem. :D

Compute
08-11-2010, 01:31 PM
"486" refers to a processor chip used in computers roughly between 1990 and 1995. On the Wisdom Tree website, it even states that the game cannot run on Windows Vista. Long story short: your best bet may just be to find the right NES stuff.

Here is the website:

http://www.wisdomtreegames.com/games/spiritualwarfare/

nana2b
08-12-2010, 07:19 AM
Obviously the OP is not 8 years old. I wouldn't think that's the problem. :D

Thanks LOL .

nana2b
08-12-2010, 07:34 AM
"486" refers to a processor chip used in computers roughly between 1990 and 1995. On the Wisdom Tree website, it even states that the game cannot run on Windows Vista. Long story short: your best bet may just be to find the right NES stuff.

Here is the website:

http://www.wisdomtreegames.com/games/spiritualwarfare/

Thanks so much Compute . I will follow up that web site. I'm touched by everyones helpfulness. Very friendly you blokes ( means guys ) in the U S of A. Hope to get there one day.