No longer very very good looking paperweights

For a while I had two broken NES systems laying around but today I got around to fixing them. I used two different methods to fix them though. With one, I ordered a new 72 pin connector and replaced the one already in the system. With the other one, I broke the 4th connector on the lockout chip. The only problem I see with the latter system is that games only work if they are at a certain angle within the system, but I think that is due to a less than perfect 72 pin in it. Long story short, they both work great. Now I can get around to playing NES disappointments megahits such as Silver Surfer, Metal Gear, and Links Adventure.