My fc twin console turns on and screen blinks to another color but game never comes starts to play?? Help please

http://www.retrojunk.com/article/show/1444/the-fc-twin-indepth-review

The front slot is made for NES games such as mario/duckhunt, and the back slot is made for SNES games. Make sure you put them in the right direction as well.

Good Luck,
Rodrick

Hi common if you have not properly cleaned your game cartridges recommend cleaning all your games with a cartridge cleaning paste see
http://www.gameoz.com.au/store/nintendo-entertainment-system/nes-accessories/nintendo-nes-cleaning-kit-makes-your-games-work-like-new.html .

Try cleaning the cartridges, DON'T USE RUBBING ALCOHOL!!!!!! This can ruin the cartridge, there is a cleaner that you used to be able to buy (haven't look for one in a while). Check with your local game store or on ebay.

The problem with "clone" systems, is that they don't do everything JUST like an original (NES). Although, games such as Zelda, have a battery inside of them that can wear out and die over time. They are very cheap to replace and this will usually solve your problem. Just note the code written on the battery and do a search on google for more batteries.

If it's a flat screen especially, there will be major resolution problems. I know the laser gun doesn't work at all on flat screens and some newer TVs. You gotta play NES on an old school TV any way. It makes the experience much more authentic.

you are crazy

The FC Twin connects through an RCA connector, and can be hooked into a surround sound system. When using stereo and surround output from these systems, NES sounds and music may seem very different from their typical mono output. Using output modes that properly generate mono sound, either through a single center speaker or cloned to multiple speakers, the sound output sounds mostly identical to the original NES. The FC Twin does not produce some sounds faithfully, even with mono output; sound effects in the Super Mario Bros. series games will for example immediately seem different. Nevertheless, some later models of the console produce NES sound much more faithfully than units made closer to launch. Recent models produce sound with complete fidelity.

all this can be found here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Twin_Video_Game_System

the controllers that come with the system **** you should get snes controllers off ebay they work fine

its more than likely the game... If you shake the game, and you can hear it rattling or something, then more than likely it got crushed or demagnetized, or set out in extreme heat.