Replacing the 72-pin Connector on your NES

Trying to get an old Nintendo cartridge to work usually takes longer than playing the game.  Luckily, there is a solution.  The 72-pin connector on your Nintendo is where the cartridge connects to the motherboard.  The connector wears out over time, so replacing it is essential for a flawless NES experience.

This video will show you how to replace your 72-pin connector and also disable the lock-out chip - which means you can play imported games, too!