I ran into a similar issue with the NES. Take apart the cartridge, get 91% ipa and clean the whole chip and the pins. Then use brasso on a microfiber towel and polish up the pin connectors at the bottom. Then do a light coat of ipa again. Problem solved. Your cartridge looks like it has seen better days, I wouldn’t be surprised if the game connector pins are corroded. I had games stored in a garage for 20 years and you’d be surprised how dirty they can get.
Hey saw someone else mentioned so figured I would- same thing happens to mine, tried just cleaning (didnt open it) but no avail. Are you fixing these if they get sent in to you> About how much would that run me? Good video thanks
Me too the nintendo entertainment system Nintendo game boy and super Nintendo entertainment system are my three favorite nintendo systems for one reason super mario
Ya I just got done taking it part scrubbed it down pretty good still black screen . Maybe I didn’t clean the pins good enough. I don’t know but I’m lost . I have 9 Super Nintendo that don’t work. 3 nes . Was just trying to make extra cash on side and bought a lot of gaming stuff off a guy for like 900$ made my money back and more but now going through the broken things. I’m like you don’t have time because I work so much and I’m always on the road out of town
Is there any chance you’d be willing to look at mine and make a video on it?? The pin connector and the entire board looks mint, there’s no corrosion or oxidation anywhere. But all I get is black screen! I would pay top dollar.
@@RetroGamingWithHopper I’m in desperate need of your help. Can I please send this out to you to fix it? I would love a video to see how a pro fixes it and see what I missed while trying this repair. Do you have a PO Box to send it to?
