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Proportionally want a blown up game boy now. Cause that tops most game systems survivablity.
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iΒ LOVE nintendo, who doesn't? they almost single handinly saved the gaming industry...from the crash in the form of a demon called E.T. atrai 2600.
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Which the rest of the unsold carts were found buried in new mexico
Which you yourself can now own a piece of history for just a dollar
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even the angry video game nerd plans a movie based on the discovery of "they which i dare not speak it's name".
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it's true. as the nerd would say, the're a shit load of f*ck.
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Now I know how to survive the apocalypse, make armor out of game boys, also, nintendo is superior! Proof!
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Always new it, now I can rub the proof into the faces of the non believers
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Well keep in mind the Gameboy was made in the 90's and nintendo was putting this Flame retardant in the plastic so that's one of the reasons this gameboy survived. Nowadays if you try to blow up a Wii it's not gonna end well.
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That's a good point, my wii worked just fine until the disc reader broke, everything else worked just fine, but It couldn't read discs.... It kinda sucked
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I still have my Gameboy color :3
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Me too in sort of better condition
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Mines practically has no scratches on the screen xD
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Gameboy= survives bomb
PS Vita= Cant survive after one drop of water
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Lolololol xD
That's cause nintendo uses high quality plastic and it has a flame retardant mixed into the plastic
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i remember seeing a video when they saw who lasted the most damage between the xbox,ps2 and gamecube.
Xbox died first, than PS2 but gamecube worked till the end.
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I miss my GameCube...
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Had to sell it, due to ah.... Circumstances out of my control
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Ah. I still have mine
I still even have my N64 while I was a kid xD
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Dude, I still have my N64 too!
My gamecube stopped working, though. I feel like I got a defective model. My memory cards kept getting corrupted after a while.
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I'd sell it and get a replacement Gamecube
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I would do that, but I don't want to cheat someone out of their money.
It's dishonest.
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It's not really cheating if they're looking to sell it. For a certain price
I got a Dreamcast for $40.00
Used
Gamecubes usually go for
$40 - $60 on eBay
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Even so. I don't want to sell a GameCube if it doesn't work. It's still dishonest.
I don't want to cheat someone out of their money.
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Usually on Sites like eBay or Amazon they tell you if it's working or not.
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Yeah, but who would buy it? I'm pretty sure no one would buy something that SAYS EXPLICITLY that it doesn't work.
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Most of the time when People buy a "Not working" Gamecube
they usually either
A). Use it for Parts
B). Repair them then Sell them
C). Use it as a Decoration
D). Used it for a Project
E).Β Some other reason.
There are many reasons some people buy a Broken system.
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Your so lucky! Once again, I had one, but I got sold, one day, I'm going to buy all those systems again, even if it will cost me a fortune
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So Far I have
N64, Gamecube, Wii, GBC, GBA, DS, 3DS, Genesis, Dreamcast, PS1, PS2, PS3, Xbox, Xbox 360, NES, and New to my collection PSP
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....... I..... Have...... No idea...... How to react to that...... Cannot comprehend....... The idea of having...... So many..... Game systems!
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Well I hope to become a game designer someday so I like to collect a variety of systems and games
to play with. It's research but it's the fun kind of research
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That's a good idea, I've looked into game design a little bit too, but right now all I know has been self taught through YouTube, which is to say, not much
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Yeah this was in the gulf war
And it survived a IED xD
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that's some good building right there
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Of course it looks new cause the screen was replaced. The rest of the Gameboy was left intact
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