A quick question about N64

[Arqueologia_Digital]

Do i have any problem with European N64 carts in an american machine?, i think that maybe the games appear in B/W, but i´m not sure. Also, i could open the machine to modify the pin connector, but, the carts will be work instead of that?...

Thanks in advance,

Matías

[Arqueologia_Digital]

Oh well...58 visitors and no answer...maybe my question is too hard...

[Flack]

Check out the Pasport III. I haven't used one personally but I've heard they work for the majority of games.

[devilman]

Check out the Pasport III. I haven't used one personally but I've heard they work for the majority of games.

Certainly for playing US games on a UK N64 - mine's been invaluable (er, if you consider being able to play 'Hey You Pikachu!' as being invaluable of course!). Shame I can't vouch for Euro games on a US system though.

[CosmicMonkey]

Yeah, just use an import converter.

There is however, a way to have a fully multi-region N64. You remove the region coding chips from a PAL and NTSC N64, and wire them into one unit. Pointless, as you still need both region N64s to do the mod. But anyway

[Arqueologia_Digital]

Wow!, good picture! thanks people!!!

[CosmicMonkey]

Well, much as like soldering stuff that shouldn't be there into consoles, I'm not attempting this. I can't be bothered with having an N64 hooked up to the TV.

What I would like is a english version IQue with Mario64, both Zeldas, Pilotwings, Sin and Punishment and Goldeneye. I know that I could potentially play these through a Revo, but Nintendo should embrace the current love for Plug n' Play gaming and release the damn IQue in the west.