I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw a broken NES in a local retro gaming store for 10€ ($16 AUD or so) , so naturally I ordered it immediately and went looking for some troubleshooting tips. Hopefully I can get a second working system out of it The first NES I bought was a couple months ago for 50€ + 10€ shipping and it was in flawless condition and came with all the cables and a controller and even a Quickshot 2 microswitched joystick which is the best retro joystick I've ever used compared to all the Commodore joysticks I have
If you live in Europe: Get a European version, or a Spanish version, avoid the Mattel version!!! If you live in America: get just a standard nes! If you live in UK: Get an NES Version, avoid the Mattel Version!