Can I use a Famicom controller on my NES or vice-versa?
Yes, you can. Once, I made an NES joystick that connects to my Famicom using a spare 15-pin controller cable. I even installed switches that determine whether the added controller is for player 1 or player 2. There is a good chance that you can also use Famicom controllers on your NES. Search the internet for documents on the controller pinouts. • Can I get RGB video from my NES? No. Absolutely not. The NES generates composite video, and nothing better, directly from its PPU. There are NES units that do output RGB signals, but they are only: units which Nintendo used in-house to take game screenshots; Play Choice 10 arcade units, and French NES units, which may or may not generate an RGB signal natively. • Can I get A/V from my toploading NES? Yes, it is possible. The same modification could potentially also be applied to RF-only Famicoms. • Can I get stereo audio or separate the sound channels of the NES? Yes, this is possible. You cannot separate all the sound channels individually;
