Few families made it through the 1980s with collecting one or more Nintendo Entertainment Systems, but many of them sit unusable today, no matter how hard you blow into them. Wired's Chris Kohler and his brother Dan show in the above video that given a screwdriver, a 72-pin connector available for a few dollars online, and a wee big of patience, the garage-bound game sysem can be revived and made ready for duck hunting, Koopa-stomping, or whatever lies inside the cartridges you haven't sold off.
How to Fix Your Broken NES [Wired Blogs via Hackszine]
Repair an Old NES System for a Few Dollars [Weekend Project]
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