Post your original gaming pics!

[rimsky82]

Be Kind...



Any borrowed games returned to me unrewound will be charged a $30 rewinding fee.

[Lazy Bastard]

Heh.

[Hybrid]

i guess re winding could mean erasing the SRAM before you return it

[Helder]

Wait till BigBossMan sees this thread he will have quite a few pics.

[LiquidManZero]

This is the only good one I've got. If anybody's wondering, it does work.

[Lazy Bastard]

Can you apply cheats from both systems simultaneously?

[Hybrid]

looks like you could use both PAR and Game Genie codes
provided that the PAR codes don't do anything to the game genie

[Lazy Bastard]

Then that rig might actually be a useful hacking system in some cases...

Also, I just realized that LMZ owns a hardware PAR...nice

[Helder]

This is the only good one I've got. If anybody's wondering, it does work.

lol I got that same setup too, and that discolored SNES as well, why the hell is the top the only part to turn yellowish?

[Lazy Bastard]

Yeah, I was thinking about the same thing. Must be a different plastic composite.

[rimsky82]

I've heard of people soaking the yellowed cases in tubs of some mixture of oxi-clean and other chemicals, and it worked beautifully to make the snes look new again. Luckily, I came across a non-yellowed one a while back at the local game shop, so I don't know from experience.

[Helder]

My original SNES never yellowed but then I got rid of it a long time ago and bought a used one from some pawn shop and it was as yellow as Liquids, not sure user care is to blame as well as other factors maybe a smoker might make it yellowish to or the atmosphere/environment of where ever people live.

[OldSchoolGamer]

My SNES has slightly yellowed. Not to the extent as in that picture but just alittle bit. And I don't think it yellowed because of the previous user was a smoker because there's no smoking allowed in my house and I keep all my games and game consoles (and everything I own for that matter) in mint condition and mine still yellowed very slightly. All my game consoles are from when I purchased them new, many years ago when they first came out. It must be from what the SNES' outershell is made from and/or from the decades of dust accumalation etc.