Does anyone know how to take a part a Famicom game to clean the connectors? I don't see any visible screws and I would rather not break things trying to get it apart.
Does anyone know how to take a part a Famicom game to clean the connectors? I don't see any visible screws and I would rather not break things trying to get it apart.
Condoleezza Rice is nice, but I prefer A Roni!
The screw is behind the front label.
After looking at the game closely, I think I feel a circular indent in the back under the label. It feels like the inset where a screw is located. I don't want to remove the label, or punch through to unscrew, but I really need to clean before putting this game into my converter and into my NES.
I don't know if it matters, but the game is "Devil World". The reason I bought it is because it was an original Nintendo published title that never had a release in the US.
Thanks for all the help above!
Condoleezza Rice is nice, but I prefer A Roni!
Just use rubbing alcohol and a Q-tip and scrub the connector the best you can. It's not worth potentially breaking brittle 20 year old plastic just to clean it. Plus, that screw hole that you think is there might just be an indentation from the injection molding. I'm fairly certain all of Nintendo's releases (which includes Devil World) use snap-together cases.
--Zero