Okay, so I want to play some Japanese SNES games, what's the easiest way of sorting out my PAL machine to play them?
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Buy a US one and cut the tabs out
Seriously though, you'll need a convertor without resorting to internal modification of the machine.Lie with passion and be forever damned... -
If you decide against an import adapter and want to mod your snes, I'd recommend mmmonkey's guide. I managed to lift the chip legs quite easily with a sewing needle.
Hope this helps
DanComment
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If you don't fancy doing it yourself, I do the mod for 15 inc return postage. I've sold a couple of systems to members on this forum and have had no complaints about the job I do.Comment
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Thanks for the replies guys.
Superfamifreak, I've sent you a PM.Comment
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I'll do it for 14, lolComment
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whats the best (or should i say cleanest) way of cutting out the tabs on ones us snes? i don't really fancy ****ing up my machine in the process (i'm not very diy friendly) i've got a super famicom aswell but theres not much point in having both if i can run both us and jp games on my snesOriginally posted by MayhemBuy a US one and cut the tabs outComment
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I took the top off mine, and used a junior hacksaw, then from the under side I cut either side of each tab sawing up to the top of each one, then pulled it off, then used a piece of fine sand paper to smooth it all off, a super neat job if I dont say so myselfOriginally posted by deded
Last edited by chojin; 06-05-2006, 05:51.Comment
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oh right, where can i get one of those nintendo screwdrivers from?Originally posted by chojinI took the top off mine, and used a junior hacksaw, then from the under side I cut either side of each tab sawing up to the top of each one, then pulled it off, then used a piece of fine sand paper to smooth it all off, a super neat job if I dont say so myselfComment
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