Nes When I put my nitendo nes game pack in and turned it on but the screen is just pitch black. I dropped it and I think thats the problem.

Video games consoles want you to understand them and they will disobey you if they think that you don't have enough experience or no experience at all. You are going to have to earn yout consoles trust by cleaning it out or by cleaning out the game packs with qutips and rubbing alcohol. Mine are like that then they only will listen to me.

Video game consoles want you to understand them and if they don't think that you have enough to experience then they won't listen to you. It could be that the lockout chip is malfunctioning then red flashing light of death. They have videos on YouTube on how to remove the NES lockout chip or you can get a top loader NES that does not have that problem.

Well try cleaning the game packs out with qutips and rubbing alchoal it sounds lIke a glitch then that can occure sometimes with the old consoles

Well try cleaning the game pack out with quips and rubbing alchoal well it could something might be wrong with the console then. Well I think that the console is detecting that the game pack is not an original it means that the game is a fake cartiage its possible if the game cartiage internals where damage or the game data is recked that the console could be tricked into thinking that it is a fake game pack however that is unlikely

Well I think that the rf switch is causing this problem so use the NES av cable to see if it makes a difference then.

Well it has happened to me before once it might be a glitch with the console so I cleaned out the gamepacks and the carrtiage reader and it was fine after that.

Well the problem might be with the ppu chip inside of the console the picture processing unit chip has gone bad then. Try cleaning the game packs out with quips and rubbing alcohol or maybe it's a faulty pin connected that you have purchased then for the PPU chip it needs to be replaced.

ah the oldie but goodie. turn off the console remove the game blow in the console as well as the game. put the game back in and turn on. if it still doesn't work move the game from side to side just a little bit while pushing in and pressing the reset button it should work fine.

The nes does this to stop people from playing pirated games, but it can also be because the game cartridge or console is dirty. Try cleaning inside the game cartridge with a cotton bud dipped in a cleaning product of some kind. it mostly works for me!

Has the console been dropped or otherwise suffered a hard impact? It may have suffered internal damage. Odd though, considering that that little cube is the most durable console I've worked with! :P