countries with 72-pin/ntsc NES games?

[nesman85]

do any countries besides the US use ntsc/72-pin NES carts? if so, which countries?

thanks.

[sniperCCJVQ]

Canada (duh!)
all over europe, australia and south america (?)

[Arqueologia_Digital]

Canada (duh!)
all over europe, australia and south america (?)
Yeah, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, etc... uses 72 pin

[Raccoon Lad]

I'm not sure, but I think a few asian countries (or certain small areas) used 72 pin nes carts.

[anagrama]

europe, australia

72-pin - yup. NTSC - nope.

[sniperCCJVQ]

europe, australia

72-pin - yup. NTSC - nope.

Hehe, your right, i completly forgot :oops:

[rbudrick]

Hmmm, even better, what countries used 60 pin? What countries used both?

-Rob

[Scoots]

Brazil used both, but I'm not sure about their actual "legitimate" NES carts... There was at least one company (bootleg, I'm sure) that was making double ended carts with 60-pin at one end and 72-pin at the other.

[Ruudos]

Asian and HK versions are 72pin, and I think that they're PAL. Only the first generation got released there too if I'm correct.

[Li Wang]

Korea had official 72 pin NES games based on the American versions released, but I don't know whether it was in NTSC or PAL. The actual data was exactly the same as the American versions, English language and all.