| curl-6 said: Yeah nothing lasts forever, but I own Atari 2600 carts from the 1970s that still function; if you care for something properly it can last a very long time. |
I never had issues with carts. All my issues, I used to be a collector, were with disk drives (e.g. CD, DVD, BR). I had a few issues with carts that had batteries. Trying to take part Genesis and NES games to replace the battery wasn't fun, but most games didn't have batteries.
I personally find emulation just better, simpler, easier, etc.
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