we want to know if Nintendo will be creating a 10dollar wired fix to the Nes Mini Classic American Version, to bridge a gap between The Famicom Mini and NES Mini Classic with some kind of nice priced wired controller Modification that wont damage the machine or modify the computer program.See i like the NES Mini Classic Controller but i prefer the Famicom Mini games and i dont want a NinBrook Nincade Wireless Mod.so how about bridging a wired controller gap.It could be like a NinBrook Nincade Mod but for a wired controller solution and i am wondering if the NES Mini Classic Wired Controller could actually be compatible to the Famicom Mini Classic or Famicom regular size. looking at a few borrowed photos. NinBrook Nincade seemingly has a 6pin wireless connector mod but how about taking an extender cord for either the Nintendo Mini Classic or Famicom Mini Classic and adding a wired 6pin connector to interchange and swap a regular Nintendo Mini Classic controller between both g devices, the Nintendo Mini Classic American and the Famicom mini japan version. see is their a way to use a regular sized Nintendo Mini Classic or Regular sized Famicom Wired controller and interchange and swap between both versions of the Nintendo mini's american and japan because a lot of us dont want to buy a nintendo switch or stuff. and a moderately priced 10dollar 6pin wired plug seems to be what could be done to be able to swap both regular sized nintendo controllers to swap and interchange in both versions of the mini nintendos american grey or japans red and white.with a similar design of that of NinBrook nincade offers for a wireless solution. but what if some consumers dont want a wireless solution and such. so is their a way to do a wired controller fix to both the nintendo mini's by being able to do some kind of consumer made diy home mod with official parts that wont devalue or ruin the hardware and programming witth just a simple 6pin wired connector solution.because some of us like the wiredcontroller better as an option to play 8bit games.
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