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Cap'n Meow said:I've had mine freeze on me a few times, but I just have to unplug it and it works fine again. It was probably user error though cause I'm not patient.
vagrant said:Just add me, I'm adding very single person I can find.
mothershipconnection said:My friends run a used game store. We used to "go Office Space" on broken systems. Seriously, the NES was the toughest by far, with Sega Genesis and PS1 tied for last. We even ran NES systems over with my car and they still weren't shattered. Other systems would break when we chucked them against the concrete wall of the building. I think they use the same material as the plastic Glock handgun is made out of.:wink:
mothershipconnection said:If you bought your system after launch day, there's a very small possibility of any problems. I've heard of no issues affecting systems since then. Of course, there are still updates to come which could potentially cause problems, but I have faith in Nintendo.
You should know by now that Nintendo makes the best products. The things they make NEVER die. o.o There was a gameboy that was in the Gulf War. It was blown up and it LOOKS like it's broken. But it still works perfectly fine. xD
My friends run a used game store. We used to "go Office Space" on broken systems. Seriously, the NES was the toughest by far, with Sega Genesis and PS1 tied for last. We even ran NES systems over with my car and they still weren't shattered. Other systems would break when we chucked them against the concrete wall of the building. I think they use the same material as the plastic Glock handgun is made out of.:wink: