Uhm - my Zelda 2 copy is glithy as hell. The top is going apeshit and the startup screen is weird. Is this because it is dirty? Also my SMB 3 has problems aswell [color and music? i don 't really remember atm.] Help?
Another EASY idea you can try when games are not loading, is to simply BREATHE SOME WARM BREATH over the contacts of the game, then insert. Works surprisingly well. that's if it's not too dirty.
Like, if your cart looks pretty clean, but won't load, try breathing along the contacts for a few seconds, then go! Works great for me! EASY!
@katiemariepatton I was usually a PC guy, and we had an Amiga and C64, so I didn't spend much time with cartridges! So it's all kinda new to me! So I was REALLY proud of myself when I came up with the breathing into the cartridge idea! Haha. I love old games. They were such a large part of my childhood. I make games now! :)
@muzboz That is terrible advice and will probably lead to more corrosion. Just because kids blew on their games back in the 80s doesn't mean it's a good way to clean them.
@thrash77581 Fair cop! It's the only way for me to get mine to work though. But I'm an inherently lazy person, and can't be bothered cleaning them properly. I tried spirits on a cottom tip. Didn't work. Breather on it, good to go. Sometimes you gotta break a few eggs. :| Jokes. But jokes I live by, unfortunately.
i have a problem cleaning really dirty nes games i mean really dirty, it look like shit stains mix with roach eggs or something. usually i see alot of yuck upon where on top left hand corner where you use your thumb to pull out cart from the system. sometimes alcholol wont do the job. any suggestions?
@purpledonatello The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser has helped me with almost anything gross. It takes off permanent marker too. Just be careful not to get the electronic part wet.
Great video. You have shown me a new way to make some easy cash. Last mouth i bought 75 NES games most in there org boxs for $22. But i could not get 15 of them to work . Saw your vid cleaned 1 and now it works fine. So now I will do the rest thank for thew tips
@dreadnok320 That's Great! I had Mega Man X3 for SNES that was almost completly blue with corrosion but after some time with the eraser it worked fine and racked in some dough :)
If you're selling NES games on ebay feel free to message me with the links. I'm always looking for a good buy.
thequeenundisputed 1 month ago
Windex on a Qtip is less harsh than rubbing alcohol on the metal and works great.
icpeatr 1 month ago
lighter fluid removes all the goo from the stickers game shops put on them
uutbuster 2 months ago
carts last so much longer than disks
uutbuster 2 months ago
Uhm - my Zelda 2 copy is glithy as hell. The top is going apeshit and the startup screen is weird. Is this because it is dirty? Also my SMB 3 has problems aswell [color and music? i don 't really remember atm.] Help?
AllKindMusicUploader 3 months ago
Another EASY idea you can try when games are not loading, is to simply BREATHE SOME WARM BREATH over the contacts of the game, then insert. Works surprisingly well. that's if it's not too dirty.
Like, if your cart looks pretty clean, but won't load, try breathing along the contacts for a few seconds, then go! Works great for me! EASY!
muzboz 4 months ago
@muzboz Yes! I totally remember doing this as a kid Lol
katiemariepatton 4 months ago
@katiemariepatton I was usually a PC guy, and we had an Amiga and C64, so I didn't spend much time with cartridges! So it's all kinda new to me! So I was REALLY proud of myself when I came up with the breathing into the cartridge idea! Haha. I love old games. They were such a large part of my childhood. I make games now! :)
muzboz 4 months ago
@muzboz That is terrible advice and will probably lead to more corrosion. Just because kids blew on their games back in the 80s doesn't mean it's a good way to clean them.
thrash77581 2 weeks ago
@thrash77581 Fair cop! It's the only way for me to get mine to work though. But I'm an inherently lazy person, and can't be bothered cleaning them properly. I tried spirits on a cottom tip. Didn't work. Breather on it, good to go. Sometimes you gotta break a few eggs. :| Jokes. But jokes I live by, unfortunately.
muzboz 2 weeks ago
I hope you will be My History and Geographie Teacher ! :)
Nice video !
anassgame 4 months ago
i have a problem cleaning really dirty nes games i mean really dirty, it look like shit stains mix with roach eggs or something. usually i see alot of yuck upon where on top left hand corner where you use your thumb to pull out cart from the system. sometimes alcholol wont do the job. any suggestions?
purpledonatello 6 months ago
@purpledonatello The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser has helped me with almost anything gross. It takes off permanent marker too. Just be careful not to get the electronic part wet.
katiemariepatton 6 months ago
does this work on snes cartridges
brollicon 8 months ago
@brollicon Yes it does! :)
katiemariepatton 8 months ago
ya right erasers dont work , i used one on goldeneye and it fucked it up period
ninendowii2000 8 months ago
thanks for letting me know to be carfull with tabs
catlinmassier 8 months ago
hey i like your method, very similar to mine!
wesgrosscustoms 9 months ago
Great video. You have shown me a new way to make some easy cash. Last mouth i bought 75 NES games most in there org boxs for $22. But i could not get 15 of them to work . Saw your vid cleaned 1 and now it works fine. So now I will do the rest thank for thew tips
dreadnok320 9 months ago
@dreadnok320 That's Great! I had Mega Man X3 for SNES that was almost completly blue with corrosion but after some time with the eraser it worked fine and racked in some dough :)
katiemariepatton 9 months ago
@dreadnok320 nice find
catlinmassier 8 months ago
Nice vid and very handy..really liking ur vids::)
devilstoysuk2 9 months ago
Another tip... Use foam tipped swabs so you do not leave fuzz behind. Makeup sponges work well.
Bethintx1 10 months ago