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To jump between posts in this series, please visit the NES Mod Index<\/a>.<\/p>\n

This post documents my efforts to capture before and after videos of the NES AV mod. \u00a0It represents literally weeks of attempting to get a good recording of a few games both before and after the mod. \u00a0This was further complicated by the fact that once a NES is modified to have an AV mod the way I describe it in these articles, there is no going back. \u00a0Thus I actually bought a second NES Toploader for the before videos and used one I’d previously modified for the after. \u00a0It’s a little backwards I guess, but I promise the NES Toploader that I modified through this series of posts works perfectly, so it’s not really cheating.<\/p>\n

These videos are all of the demos from the games so they are essentially identical before and after. \u00a0I did this to keep\u00a0my less than awesome playing skills from making the videos different. \u00a0For each pair of videos I’ll try to point out some of the more hideous problems in the before video and when you watch the after video you can simply note how much improved they are.<\/p>\n

First, I compared the game that almost everyone has multiple copies of. \u00a0Good old Super Mario Bros. \u00a0The changes on this one are mostly visible in the blue sky and the general blurriness.<\/p>\n

Super Mario Bros – Before<\/strong>
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