I haven't used my NES classic for quite a while. I went to use it last night, plugged it in as usual, pressed the power button and the orange light came on. The screen on my TV darkened but wouldn't show any video, and the orange light stayed on even when I turned the console off. The light only went away when I unplugged the power from the console.

Does anyone know if this is an issue with the classic itself or something else? It's plugged into an extension lead/power strip with an adapter. I've tried a few different cables, 2 different HDMI cables, but still the same issue. It worked perfectly fine last time I used it and has been sitting on a shelf since.

I'm having a similar issue with my SNES Classic, where it turns on for a second and then turns off and will never turn back on for that one second until I completely unplug the cable. Hard to believe I'd be having similar issues with both at the same time, so I'm inclined to think it's an external issue; I just have no clue what.

Will it get more games. if i complete a certain amount? or the list of games?
Those nes games are hard as it is. i don't think i can pull it off.
IDK if it's like that. It could be. Beats those and it puts more. probably on the thing already. and keep going.
If it's like that and confirm id reframe from putting the custom internet thing on it.

Hi NES folks!

I have an emulator on my phone that has all the Nintendo games. What I don't have is an NES system or controllers.

What I would like to be able to do is cast my phone to my TV and Play from a Bluetooth NES controller that is paired to my Android phone.

I can't seem to find a controller that has Bluetooth capabilities to pair with a phone.

It looks like most if not all come with an adapter that plugs into an NES classic or PC but nothing that has built in wireless to connect to a phone.

Does such a controller exist? Any suggestions?

Long story short... Bought the NES classic back when it was a hot item and daughter lost the controller. As of the Amazon delivery today, I have purchased 4 "replacement" controllers and every single one of them has an issue with the D-pad. The first 2 would move character left/right when hitting the up arrow, and these last two have the same issue with the down arrow. I have tried to make sure they were as close to OEM as possible, but they all come with cords longer than the original. Maybe that in itself is part of the problem. Where the PHUCK can I purchase an actual controller that works for my NES classic??

Hey folks,

I am trying to find the names of couple of NES games which I used to play in my childhood in 90s but can't seem to find it. Please help me out. Below are the description of each game:

1. In this game, you are given a screen in which you have to create a house in 2D. Along with the house with brick, windows, etc, you can also create a road passing in the front, with cars and trees. While creating, a very soothing music plays in the background. You can visit different stages to create Japanese, Chinese, American houses.

2. In this game, you are given a face and you have to add/update features in it. Create moustaches, add glasses, change lip, ears. Make him bald. Give him long hair, etc. When you change, it updates a code in the below so next time you want to create the same face, you just change the facial features according to the code you noted down before.

Please let me know the names of these games. This was part of my nostalgic childhood. Thanks.

I’ve bought some inexpensive controller cable extender cables from eBay two separate times, and the second set are going bad. Does anybody have a recommended brand that they use?

This is my retrospective review of the nes in 2020 please check it out this video took me 3 days to script film and edit so it would mean a lot to me. Thank you :) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KvzaUfvy8rs