A few N64 Questions

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A few N64 Questions
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bluedogrulez	Nov 22 2017, 09:27 AM Post #1
Racing for Fulcon Capital Posts: 9,190 Group: Admin Member #281 Joined: March 8, 2010	Hi Gonzo--My best advice on memory paks is to go OEM all the way. Secondly, I am not concerned about the gamepak batteries . . . and refuse to until my NES cart batteries start failing (they have not yet). Last, avoid repros like the plague . . . if fact, they are a plague on gamers and collectors.
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bluedogrulez	Nov 22 2017, 11:47 AM Post #2
Racing for Fulcon Capital Posts: 9,190 Group: Admin Member #281 Joined: March 8, 2010	OEM = Nintendo (original equipment manufacturer). Before you declare them all dead, have you cleaned the contacts of the memory pak and tried different controllers (those contacts are a bit harder to clean, but it should be done as well)? And since you asked, I'd be lying if I said my collection did not contain one or more Nintendo carts of games that did not get an official release (most beloved, an NTSC version of Recca).
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