i got a fake nintendo

[dypsotek]

i bought this baby in India when i was about 6 years old. thats right its a totally face nintendo whith no name on it. I have about 6 carrtriges that some hold up to 200 games in it (single cartrige). some of the games are wierd japanies games that never seen day light in america.
and so i was just wondering what the value of this this 8 bit nintendo could be. considering that there are games in the cartrige that have never seen europe nore america.

[christianscott27]

its probably not too valueable, as odd as they are famiclones are plentiful. i believe some people actively collect different famiclones (there must be 100s of different kinds out there) but i havent seen them selling for a whole lot. does the console have any name besides nintendo on it, a dendi perhaps? the multicarts you mention are almost always the same fami games so i'd doubt that adds much to it. what sort of power and TV signal does it use?

[Cmosfm]

Very little, the system may fetch about 10-20.00 on eBay and the carts usually go for about the same. Despite the fact that some of these games haven't been released over here, they are still pirated systems art cartridges.

Your best bet is to keep it and enjoy it! :)

[rbudrick]

Is it a 72 or 60 pin system? 72 pin sysems tend to sell for much more since they are so much rarer, in my experience.

I'm not familiar with what type may be more common in India....not familiar at all with their games market.

-Rob

[Kejoriv]

Post some pics. Famiclones always seem to have ridicolous color combinations LOL

[Cauterize]

can we see some pics too?

[autobotracing]

Is it a 72 or 60 pin system? 72 pin sysems tend to sell for much more since they are so much rarer, in my experience.

I'm not familiar with what type may be more common in India....not familiar at all with their games market.

-Rob

I use to have one that had both .

and looked almost the same as the nes .

[rbudrick]

I use to have one that had both .

and looked almost the same as the nes .

Sweet! I've heard of these, thoug I don't recall ever seeing one...I may have, but I don't remember. They may even be a tiny bit more common than the 72 pin only models, but who knows! :-)

So were there zif sockets on it like the original NES? Where did they put the 60 pin port?

-Rob

[rbudrick]

BTW, autobotracing, love the avatar...reminds me of when I used to blur my eyes at the Christmas tree cuz I thought it looked so cool as a kid. :) LOL

-Rob

[Qixmaster]

BTW, autobotracing, love the avatar...reminds me of when I used to blur my eyes at the Christmas tree cuz I thought it looked so cool as a kid. :) LOL

-Rob

kinda reminds me of last friday night walking down the street drunk staring at christmas lights on houses.

I'd like to see some pics too :)