My very best friend from childhood
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My best friend since before the year of the Internets... ( ; ____;)
"I am sorry... I can... no longer function...
...Thank you for playing with me for... so... long..."
"I am sorry... I can... no longer function...
...Thank you for playing with me for... so... long..."
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NEXUS
Since 2010
I had a Kiwi Green Gameboy Color. Not so many memories of that one as I have of my N64.
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
I never owned the Original gameboy. Instead I had a bright green Gameboy colour which had a dent in the top left hand corner because I dropped it.
It got stolen in Secondary School.
It got stolen in Secondary School.
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I had a black Gameboy a couple of years back, along with this one:
Of course, my black Gameboy ended up being stolen. I still don't know what happened to the Pokemon one.
Of course, my black Gameboy ended up being stolen. I still don't know what happened to the Pokemon one.
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Deftera Mirage wrote...
Not blowing the cartridge has to be the most ignored rule ever.I do wonder, who came up with the idea that blowing the cartridge fixed the problem.
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
Ryssen wrote...
Deftera Mirage wrote...
Not blowing the cartridge has to be the most ignored rule ever.I do wonder, who came up with the idea that blowing the cartridge fixed the problem.
Because most often the cartridge would just so happen to work after being blown. It was an unwritten rule to everyone who owned one
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Gravity cat wrote...
Ryssen wrote...
Deftera Mirage wrote...
Not blowing the cartridge has to be the most ignored rule ever.I do wonder, who came up with the idea that blowing the cartridge fixed the problem.
Because most often the cartridge would just so happen to work after being blown. It was an unwritten rule to everyone who owned one
I still think it's weird that almost everyone knows about it.
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
Ryssen wrote...
Gravity cat wrote...
Ryssen wrote...
Deftera Mirage wrote...
Not blowing the cartridge has to be the most ignored rule ever.I do wonder, who came up with the idea that blowing the cartridge fixed the problem.
Because most often the cartridge would just so happen to work after being blown. It was an unwritten rule to everyone who owned one
I still think it's weird that almost everyone knows about it.
Probably just something people found in common. Blowing on it is most likely the first thing people ever thought of doing because it worked
