NES Game info needed

JJAAMMEESSNNEESSJJAAMMEESSNNEESS
in Collector's Corner
odd looking nes game board found in a SMB/DH
i was cleaning some games that i am going to sell and i found this in a super mario / duck hunt
looks like a famicom game board
any info


http://s559.photobucket.com/albums/ss37/jjaammeessnneess/?action=view&current=P1040459.jpg

Comments

  • MartonMarton
    It's not famicom, famicom boards are smaller. Most SMB/Duck Hunt boards are like that.
  • absolutsydabsolutsyd
    A few old games sometimes had a fami board with a converter in them. Kinda cool if you have famicom games you want to play on your nes, just file the converter down a bit and pop it into the game, then into the nes. Works better with a toploader, or a game genie attached.

    edit:  guess that's not the case here though, didn't look closely enough!
  • PenguinPenguin
    Yea that's just a old glop top board.
  • dangevindangevin
    It's called a glob-top or glop-top. While most famicom games were made using this (cheap) mfg method, only a few USA ones were. There are also a percentage of SMB/DH/WCTM carts that feature this kind of board, but very few others.



    The chips are surface-mounted and hidden beneath the epoxy resin. They are useless for repros, other than that, they're just the same games.

    EDIT - Justin beat me to the ID image
  • JJAAMMEESSNNEESSJJAAMMEESSNNEESS
    thanks

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