Famicom Disk System

[yummysmokedham]

From what I have read on the Net, the famicom disk attachment interfaced with the Famicom via the catridge interface. Has anyone ever tried to get the famicom disk attachment to work on a regular american NES via a pin converter or another method? Or if not does anyone have any ideas on the subject?

[Arasoi]

Im unsure about the original NES or the toploader, but the Messiah Generation NEX NES remake/clone can interface and function with it fine,

[Ed Oscuro]

No, the FDS connects through the expansion port on the bottom of the Famicom (same spot it's at on the NES). If you want proof, look for pictures of a connected FDS/FC combo.

[OdSquad64]

actually it can be done! take a look here: http://www.nesplayer.com/technical/FDS.htm

it connects throught the cart slot, not the expansion port. It's not pretty, but it does work. and if you happen to have a top loader, all you need is a cart converter

[Ed Oscuro]

Oh, what the hell, I've been wrong this whole damn time. You're right, it connects through the blinkin' cartridge slot.

[GizmoGC]

Thats friggin' awesome!

[yummysmokedham]

sweet, that was exactly what I wanted to know. TY everyone

[Tron 2.0]

actually it can be done! take a look here: http://www.nesplayer.com/technical/FDS.htm

it connects throught the cart slot, not the expansion port. It's not pretty, but it does work. and if you happen to have a top loader, all you need is a cart converter
Freaky but it realy works X_x

Still i doubt i'd, go through the trouble to play it that way.

[blue lander]

I've used the Game Genie/Famicom converter method, and it works pretty well.

[GarrettCRW]

I've used the Game Genie/Famicom converter method, and it works pretty well.

Except that you lose the benefits of the FDS' FM sound chip.