RGB and HDMI mods for NES / Famicom Consoles Up until late 2013, there were only a few limited and expensive ways to play original NES & Famicom games in RGB. Luckily, there are currently many different options available and more to come.

Outputs RGB, S-video (encoded from RGB), composite video (encoded from RGB), and composite video (original from PPU). Compatible with PAL and NTSC consoles (jumper selectable).

Tim Worthington's NESRGB kit can massively improve the quality of NES's output, by outputting a clear RGB signal through a new mini-din port that can be installed on your console.

Aug 25, 2022 · Tim Worthington has just released the latest version of his RGB kit for NES and Famicom consoles. This 2022 version of the NESRGB doubles the amount of color palettes that can be stored from three to six. It also includes an in-game reset option that lets you reset the console with a button combination on your controller.

Jun 11, 2024 · The RGB2C02N is a modification board designed by Japanese modder NX Labs. It replaces the NES/Famicom PPU and offers RGB output as well as changing the clock speed of the PPU from 15 KHz to 31 KHz, which increases the sprite limit per line from 8 to 15 (known as "SPEX mode"). This removes nearly all sprite flicker from NES/Famicom games.

Official UK/European distributor for Tim Worthington rgb kits Includes: NESRGB board V4.0 IC socket, connectors, pin and socket strip. Suitable adapter board if required by your console choice.

I modded my frontloader NES with the NESRGB board and Voultar's NESRGB QSB kit. The kit reduces the soldering work by using a small ribbon cable connected to a Nintendo-style AV jack.

Oct 9, 2024 · The NESRGB is an internal mod that adds RGB and S-video outputs to the NES and Famicom. The mod features a user-selectable palette system that allows the user to change the color scheme of the video output to suit their preference.

This page describes how to get RGB or HDMI from NES systems. There’s now a 72-pin connector replacement that’s a huge improvement over both the original and (mostly crappy) aftermarket connectors. This is a review of the HDMI mod that’s compatible with NES and Famicom consoles. It’s an amazing mod that outputs up to 1080p!

Version 4 of the NESRGB board. New features are: Six built in palettes, selectable via the controller or mechanical switch. In game reset - reset the console with a controller button …