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NES N64 and Sega Master System Boxed-CIB Collection Updated Pic

How to fix ROB the Robot

I recently picked up an original NES Deluxe set from a garage sale for only $40. It was a complete set and in the original box with Rob the Robot! Obviously I couldn't pass up a deal this good. Here's some pics of the NES Deluxe Set Box for your viewing ...

How a Nintendo NES game cartridge looks in the 72 pin connector

How to troubleshoot, diagnose and repair Nintendo NES common problems

A very common problem for the original style "toaster" NES is when you put in a game and turn on the NES that you only get a blinking red power light and the system won't play the game...This symptom can be caused by multiple factors so lets first understand what's ...

View of inside a 5 screw NES Game containing a Famicom Converter

NES games with Famicom converters inside

Some of the early released NES games from 1985 have a hidden treasure inside: Famicom to NES converters/adapters. These converters will allow you play Japanese Famicom games on your NES Top Loader or NES Toaster. All the early NES games are of the 5 screw case design so it's easy to open ...

How to take apart (open) the Nintendo NES-001 (Toaster)

It's very easy to take apart the original toaster style Nintendo NES. You only need a standard Phillips screw driver and optionally a dental pick tool. Flip the NES on it's top and remove the 6 screws from the bottom of the NES Remove the top of the NES and set ...

Nintendo NES Blue LED Console Mod

January 7, 2012

Posted by Steve0h under Nintendo NES, Repair and Modding

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Nintendo NES Blue LED Console Mod One way to make your Nintendo NES stand out is to remove that boring old red power LED and replace it with a different color LED of your choice. I recently installed a blue LED in my NES so I took pics and figured I’d do a write up… more