Fixing Star Wars Plug N Play Video Game

Restoration Video No. 1: Fixing Star Wars Plug N Play

This is an update on Pickup Video No. 3. The "Darth Vader" Star Wars Plug N Play was only $3.00. It wouldn't turn on, or work, as the alkaline batteries had rusted away and the oxidized salt had spewed forth and between the crevices of the battery cover. In this video, I show how to restore such an item to its original condition with minimal work. "Scratch Out" (an item you can purchase at Walmart for under $2.00) is used to remove the permanent marker writing used by Goodwill to label the price on the plastic without destroying the paint-job or plastic. Gameplay footage of my first impression of the game is also shown.

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QuickSciFi

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[MatSpeedle]

LMAO! "oh no my lizard crashed!" brilliant!

[QuickSciFi]

Lol. Thanks for watching till the end, my friend. =)

[spanishpuzzle]

Hwen I go to a pawn shop tommorow I want to get an atari plug and play.

[QuickSciFi]

That's cool. There are a couple of official ones, to my knowledge. =)

[QuickSciFi]

I know. I saw it in one of your vids. Let me know what kind of games it has. =)

[rescuehero942]

This Happens a lot when i buy these TV games, the batteries leak & rust in them, and it's pretty easy to get rid of the battery acid and the rust with some rubbing achool & cue tips.

[MW2BFC]

hey please watch my review of this

PLZ

[echo036]

i bought a millenium falcon plug and play at a thrift store, i'll check the batteries. Thanks.