[quote name='BuckWalters'][quote name='drae']I briefly used one. Once I got everything situated, it worked on the first try. The thing was, I didn't look at the instructions, so I didn't see that with the US adaptor, the games have to go in backwards. Also, while everything fit, they were real loose. It was a tight fit, but the design of the system allowed for a lot of wobble room, and considering that the US carts will be sticking all the way out (because the adaptor fits pretty flush with the top of the system), it is a possible hazard. And as someone else said, it uses its own type of controller port, so no guns, multitaps, or your own controllers. Also, I thought it was kinda fugly with its blue on light, and I do like the color blue. That could just be me though.
IMO, I would prefer the NES. However, the Neo Fami is a solid alternative.[/quote]
huh, wobbly in that the unit might tip over due to small base, or wobbly with respect to the cart connection with the machine? if it's the second, then it seems it would suffer a similar connector fate as the original....[/quote]
Wobbly in the sense that the carts have room to wobble because the only thing holding them in place is where they are connected to the adaptor. Don't get me wrong though, they fit in real snug, and it won't slide around in the adaptor. However, the cart can easily be wobbled back and forth without disturbing its connection. This is because no matter how good the connection is, there is nothing to give support to the rest of the cart.
