Fix Your NES

Have you noticed lately that retro gaming is making a huge comeback these days? The old school consoles are gaining popularity again, and some companies are actually releasing game on cartridges that work with older systems.

The Nintendo Entertainment System defines old school gaming, as it single-handedly revived the video game industry when it came out in 1985. 61.91 million of them were sold - chances are you have one at home, but perhaps it doesn't work so well. Likely you have trouble with the blinking red light, or games giving you a blue or grey screen.

In this book you'll discover:

-How to clean the NES, games and controllers inside and out

-How to bend the connectors back into place, rather than having to buy new ones

-How to disable the security lockout chip that was causing the blinking light.

-Easy, step-by-step directions with photos and diagrams to lead you through the process.

-Free download of the "Visual Guide" version of the book (Previously sold for $10), with 80+ photos and diagrams to show you how it's all done.

With this book, ANYONE can fix their Nintendo Entertainment System, and use it for years to come. If you want to relive those days of retro gaming, or make some profits of your own fixing and customizing these systems, than this is the guide for you!