Weird question so bare with me.
I’m trying to protect my NES pins from bending while using the Game Genie so this is what I’m doing….
I’m using a Honeybee Family Adapter (had the stun circuit removed and fitted with a NES lockout chip) and connecting a Famicom to NES converter to that, then the Game Genie and the game. So both the Honeybee and the game will both have the lockout chip. Any risk to the NES being fed with 2 lockout chips at once?
I’m trying to protect my NES pins from bending while using the Game Genie so this is what I’m doing….
I’m using a Honeybee Family Adapter (had the stun circuit removed and fitted with a NES lockout chip) and connecting a Famicom to NES converter to that, then the Game Genie and the game. So both the Honeybee and the game will both have the lockout chip. Any risk to the NES being fed with 2 lockout chips at once?
Statistics: Posted by Salduchi — Mon Jun 17, 2024 7:19 am — Replies 1 — Views 134
