MaxwellGT2000 said:
Anyway, generally if you're accustomed to console manufactures after the mid 90s this is true, the ones prior make reliable hardware out of the gate... IE I've never had a launch Nintendo or SEGA system ever mess up on me, I break it before the hardware inside breaks down. And even then it's tough to do since I've only ever broken my first DS because I opened it up to clean it, it took literal beatings all day, but a nice screwdriver through one of the chips inside did it in. |
Haha, I expected exactly that reply from you! Yeah, cartridge systems are damn bulletproof. I have a model 1 Genesis, and it's older than I am - it works as if it were new. Nintendo is pretty faultless with their post '96 systems (some early Gamecubes had some DRE's), but every other manufacturer has fucked up hard - PS1, Saturn, PS2, Dreamcast, and X360 all had a good chunk of hardware issues, and I'm speaking out of my exp. with them... still, for a cheapass like me, launch systems are a no-go.