Comment by bluescrn 2 years ago Not just modern consoles. Nintendo has had ‘security’ hardware built in since the NES (the CIC chip) 1 comment bluescrn Reply ThatPlayer 2 years ago The difference is those security chips were used to prevent unlicensed games, not to prevent the games from being played on unlicensed consoles (emulators).A NES clone without a CIC will play games fine.
ThatPlayer 2 years ago The difference is those security chips were used to prevent unlicensed games, not to prevent the games from being played on unlicensed consoles (emulators).A NES clone without a CIC will play games fine.
The difference is those security chips were used to prevent unlicensed games, not to prevent the games from being played on unlicensed consoles (emulators).
A NES clone without a CIC will play games fine.