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Rank: Hammer Bros.
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Location: UK
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"Mega-Dog" wrote:*tip* never clean your NES games...it is bad for them. uh... "Mega-Dog" wrote:
Also if it is blinking your system is full of dust and probably needs new connector pins.
Or it could just need a clean.
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Rank: Koopa Paratroopa
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Location: Rutland Massachusetts
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"Mega-Dog" wrote:*tip* never clean your NES games...it is bad for them.
Also if it is blinking your system is full of dust and probably needs new connector pins.
if not just go buy a game gennie...they are like $3. That really depends on what you attempt to clean them with. I suggest using a mixture of water and rubbing alcohol, applied witha Q-tip. Cleaning games is good for them, so go clean your games and stop asking questions that have been answered about 692452345983124 times in the history of the Nes Files.
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Rank: Bowser
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Joined: 6/28/2005
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Hehe i have been cleaning my games with Rubbing-alchohol regularly for 3 years, nothing bad has happened yet :wink:
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Rank: Koopa Troopa
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i had the same trouble with mine, either clean it and the game, try a different game, or keep turning it on and off ,and keep at it for a while mine eventually came around and worked i think i was waiting for like 30 mins but its worth it cause there really fun.
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