10-17-2013, 09:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-17-2013, 09:34 PM by CosmykTheDolfyn.)
Like this?
![[Image: MaxxPlay-233x300.png]](http://www.thevintagegamers.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/MaxxPlay-233x300.png)
![[Image: MaxxPlay2-266x300.png]](http://www.thevintagegamers.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/MaxxPlay2-266x300.png)
According to some sources I've read, it actually can play Famicon games.
Yea, after more review, and I quote from thevintagegamers.com
Although this time there isn’t enough space to make a good enough
connection for most of my Famicom cartridges even work, oddly enough
I’ve found by their poorly made nature pirate carts work slightly
better. Even so, if you accidentally bump the cartridge you’re going to
need to reset the system and try again.
So, I'd pick up some Famicon cartridges online (not NES, have to get the Japanese games), they should work, albeit with difficulty. So, you can play Famicon games for a cheap price. I'm seeing this system on Ebay right now for $30, with Famicons at a similar price. So, it's overpriced online, but if you picked that thing up for like 5 bucks from a thrift store, you got yourself on awesome deal.
According to some sources I've read, it actually can play Famicon games.
Yea, after more review, and I quote from thevintagegamers.com
Although this time there isn’t enough space to make a good enough
connection for most of my Famicom cartridges even work, oddly enough
I’ve found by their poorly made nature pirate carts work slightly
better. Even so, if you accidentally bump the cartridge you’re going to
need to reset the system and try again.
So, I'd pick up some Famicon cartridges online (not NES, have to get the Japanese games), they should work, albeit with difficulty. So, you can play Famicon games for a cheap price. I'm seeing this system on Ebay right now for $30, with Famicons at a similar price. So, it's overpriced online, but if you picked that thing up for like 5 bucks from a thrift store, you got yourself on awesome deal.