mmmonkey Console Modifications

This site started a number of years ago after I found that I was keeping notes made from other peoples guides, I'm in the UK, PAL land and we tended to get the rough end of the deal when it came to gaming hardware and game releases, so info started popping up over the internet to improve the situation.

I'm not a technical genius, just a guy who can follow guides and solder a bit. On here you will find my photos and notes as I performed these guides, I refer back to them when performing these mods.

Occasionally you may find something that I cobbled together myself as I've picked up new skills over the years, you'll also find info and guides sent in from visitors.

Sega	Nintendo	Other
MASTER SYSTEM SMS2 50/60Hz SMS2 RGB A/V Out Socket SMS/MD RGB Scart Lead SMS2 Power LED MEGA DRIVE 1 50/60Hz & JPN/Eng Switches Switchless Mod Fixing Loose Cartridges RGB Stereo Scart Lead PAL 60Hz Colour Fix MEGA DRIVE 2 50/60Hz & JPN/Eng Switches Switchless Mod Fixing Loose Cartridges RGB Scart Lead MEGA DRIVE MD1 to MD2 Power Adapter MD cartridge slot widening MD Sync Issues on LCD TV MEGA CD Multibios Hacked Region Free BIOS Switchless MultiBIOS 32x PAL/NTSC 32x to MD1 Stereo Link Cable Switchless PAL/NTSC SATURN Ultimate Switchless Saturn Mod Region Free BIOS 50/60Hz switch Single switch JPN/USA/EUR Switchless Mod UPGRADED! Modchip Notes NTSC Saturn & PAL RGB Scart Model 2 Access LED DREAMCAST Region Free BIOS with 3D Boot Screen Random Reset Fix Other Common Fixes NTSC - PAL Fix 4 wire Mod Chip Region Change Internal VGA VGA Box with Scanlines Replacment Battery HANDHELDS Game Gear Repairs	NES Region Lockout Blinking/Flashing Fixes NTSC Pads on PAL Console SNES/SFC Switchless Modchip PAL RGB Scart Cable Fix Region and 50/60Hz Switches Switch Free Region Mod Blown Internal Fuse Fixing Graphic/Sound Problems Using SNES Pads on your PC Universal American SNES Super Mario RPG Modding Info Power Lead for USA SNES & JPN SFC NTSC Pads on PAL Console NINTENDO 64 Newer Guide NTSC RGB and Amp Older Guide NTSC RGB Output NTSC Scart Lead RGB Booster Restoring Missing C-Sync Analogue Pad Repair Universal NTSC only N64 N64 and SNES/SFC PAL Official RGB Lead on NTSC Consoles GAMECUBE NTSC Region Switch NTSC Region dual colour Power LED NTSC RGB Cable Wii Noisy Drive Fix HANDHELDS GameBoy Lights GameBoy Vertical Line Fix GameBoy Inverted Screen GameBoy ProSound	UPSCALING/VIDEO CONVERSION RGB to VGA VGA Scanlines Sync Stripper PC ENGINE RGB RGB Amplifier NES PAD to PCE PCE/Turbo Grafx 16 Region NEO GEO AES Power LED AES RGB Scart Lead Controller Plug Opening Universe Bios Install AES Video Information, RGB BYPASS, VIDEO MODES Converting SNES Pad etc DIY Controller Plug CD Pad Repair Various MVS bits XBOX 360 ROL LED Change Stuck DVD Drive Fix D-Pad improvement Cart Battery Replacement Joypad Caps4stix - not a mod, but I love these! PSone Power LED PSone modchip Changing the PlayStation3 thumbsticks Making your own Gamebit AV/RGB Auto switching Problem? Euro Scart to Japanese RGB XBOX HDD Activity LED
Submitted Guides/Information/Alternatives!
Some visitors to the site took the time to email me new guides, extra info and alternative methods for some mods. If you've got something you'd like to see on here let me know (or if I've forgotten to give you credit let me know - sorry!) omp - Master System 2 Power LED, SNES Switch Free Region Mod, Dreamcast Replacement Battery, NTSC NES pads on PAL console phreak97 - Alternative Blown Internal SNES Fuse Link83 - Dreamcast Random Reset Extra Info, Hacked Dreamcast BIOS, N64 RGB Info, PAL Official RGB Lead on NTSC Consoles, MD2 Motherboard Info Consolepassion - Dreamcast Various Fixes, MegaCD Multibios Single Switch Arakon - 360 D-Pad Improvement Alternative Four X - Sega Master System 1 50/60Hz mod, NTSC N64 Composite Sync Johan - Sony PlayStation 1 LCD Telly Sync Problem Retro Accessories - Restoring Missing C-Sync in NTSC N64s John - Fixing NTSC RGB N64 x pattern on screen

With the exception of a couple, I have performed all of the guides above and they are confirmed as working, credit is given in each guide to the source's used, all photo's and diagrams are by me unless specified. I've spent a lot of time and money putting this site together, you are welcome to use information from my notes on your own website if you give credit to www.mmmonkey.co.uk, but please don't just steal all of the information and claim it is your own.

All modifications are carried out at your own risk, I cannot be held responsible for any damage that may occur to your console/TV/house/marriage etc, if in any doubt, then look here. Always work safely, make sure you use appropriate anti-static precautions and always read all the way through a guide and fully understand it before you attempt it. Only perform one mod at a time, it's easier to troubleshoot a problem if you haven't performed lots of modifications all at the same time.