Daily Chit-Chat -- Winter and/or Summer Edition Page 106

Started by Livewire December 20th, 2010 9:12 PM
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Captain Fabio

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Pffffffffffffffffffffffffffffft DS Lite.

*Has a nigh-on ten year old Game Boy Colour that still works perfectly fine*

I still have them too. They are awesome and I still play old games on them every so often.

donavannj

Age 32
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'cause it get cold like Minnesota
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The only Nintendo products I've had fail are my original Yellow version cartridge and the touchscreen on my DS Lite, though the latter's probably due to exposing it to too much humidity an heat by leaving it in the glove compartment of my car too many times.
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Oh yeah. Especially when one compares a still-working NES to a RROD Xbox 360.
For what it's worth, my Wii worked but it couldn't read Super Smash Bros Brawl so I sold it. It was a truly horrible experience because 2008 was a really boring year for the Wii. Every other console that crapped out on me was because of software(Final Fantasy XIII may have ruined my PS3 laser so no discs played on it).

Most older systems seemed to be built stronger than newer consoles.
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However this is my 3rd DS lite. ^^; I'm REALLY not good with technology. My other ones weren't broken by me dropping them I spilt a drink on them. So I keep this DS away from any liquid. I also still have a Game Boy Advance that works perfectly.
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I like to think that Nintendo products are quite durable and more prone and likely to survive when being dropped, and I like that. I think my Wii's fell to the ground quite a few times and still works fine. Only problem is it doesn't have the capacity to play Brawl. D:

Also, I think I win with the old working game thing, as I believe I still have a working Game and Watch somewhere. n__n

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My DS Lite's hinge is a bit broken but it still works just fine. I also remember my GBC being like a brick. An indestructible brick. XD

TBH though Nintendo products are generally hard to break. The game boy that survived a bombing and can still play Tetris comes to mind.

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If old Gameboys are considered an indestructible brick, I wonder if you could make a house out of them... :/
I think you actually could with the Nintendo Gamecubes... =P

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I think you actually could with the Nintendo Gamecubes... =P
I'd make a mansion, filled with Boos and other ghosts, and an old scientist would also live near there, who has an obsession of cleaning up the ghosts with his vacuum cleaner. Then I'd make a random person, who just happens to wear green overalls and is a younger, taller brother the winner, and tell him via Parakarry mail. ^_^

moments.

quixotic

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You definitely could make a house out of Gamecubes, I remember seeing an article about a guy who made a fully functional lego house, like with lego plumbing and stuff too. :O

It wouldn't be able to be as functional, but you could build a shell?
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How would Lego plumbing work?
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Oh, it had pipes. I wonder how strong it would be.
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I know you said glue. However glue isn't very strong. Once it dries and sits for awhile you can pull the things apart.
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