Any body else collect old school video games?
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i'm gonna start modding consoles too now. I plan on giving my old SNES a new coat of paint. A few lights and maybe an SSEi emblem. If i can find one the color i want.
James
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I still own the NES I've had since I was a kid, EVERYTHING still works, even the (orange) zapper. With the exception of a couple games that were bought used way back when, I don't have to blow on ANY of my games either.
Also have a Coleco Gemini - an Atari 2600 knockoff:
Also have a Coleco Gemini - an Atari 2600 knockoff:
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[quote="repinS"]I still own the NES I've had since I was a kid, EVERYTHING still works, even the (orange) zapper. With the exception of a couple games that were bought used way back when, I don't have to blow on ANY of my games either.
You mod it for that or is it just clean? I bent the pins up for mine...so you don't even have to press it down.
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You mod it for that or is it just clean? I bent the pins up for mine...so you don't even have to press it down.
James
Originally Posted by GonneVille
I've still got an N64, and I have a Commodore 128 sitting in the garage waiting for me to have time to relearn all the commands.
Originally Posted by BonnevilleSEman
You mod it for that or is it just clean?
The theory has it that when you blow on the cartridges, spit particles kind of create an electrolyte for the contacts, making the game work
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Originally Posted by repinS
Originally Posted by BonnevilleSEman
You mod it for that or is it just clean?
The theory has it that when you blow on the cartridges, spit particles kind of create an electrolyte for the contacts, making the game work
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