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Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom) Teardown

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  • Two antiquated connectors exchange signals between the controllers and the board.

  • Want to disconnect a controller? Gotta remove the bottom cover -- but that's pretty much it.

  • Controller II has an extra wire for microphone input and controlling the volume.

  • After disconnecting them from the board, the controller cables can be lifted out of the case.

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