Originally Posted by
Jani
EDIT: Found out it was for the Famicom, and that the spelling error was like that by default. You can now delete/close this thread
Hello friends! This is not a "prototype" question per se, but I found this subforum the most fitting.
Me and a friend dug up some old NES games and stuff of his recently, and we found ourselves quite a little mystery!
He used to have an old black console that was likely a fake or something(He doesn't remember hos it looked unless he sees a picture of it) and I can tell you right now it did not look like the original NES. It could very well play NES games, if you used an adapter between the game and the console. Probably to "align the pins" on the cartridge, right?
Anyway, we found this old game we remembered playing on it. It's a Circus Charlie game, except this was kind of a fake one spelling "Circus Chablie" on the label. The weird thing about this yellow cartridge of mysteries though is that it's the size of like a SNES game, and it only has 22 pins under the cartridge unless I've miscounted it. It has no actual company branding on it or anything, and it's all very weird. Though my friend recall having an adapter that made it fit into the weird NES console.
We didn't find the "NES console" there, but it must be the one the game was played on, as they've never had any other consoles, and we used to play the game when we were kids.
Can anyone help us with this little mystery? Will provide pictures of the cartridge as soon as I am able to.