Nintendo R.O.B. in action

It only took 20 years, but I finally got R.O.B. to work with Gyromite. This was far too complicated for a small child to figure out and once I grew older my Gyromite game and NES were unusable due to dust syndrome. Recently I installed a new 72-pin in the NES and purchased a professional game cleaning kit from eBay, which included a tool to take the game apart and completely remove all dirt and corrosion. The result...a working NES, a working Gyromite game, and after a little oil and rubbing alcohol...a working R.O.B. NOTE: He won't work with an LCD TV, but works fine with a regular tube TV.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• NES
• R.O.B
• Nintendo
• robot

[DarthEvader76]

@mazedull Actually they are bowling awards, lol.

[jojojowe]

I tought that shiet was gonna blow 0.o

[countmall]

@abooth67 Politics. In the early 80's stores didnt want to buy video games, so Nintendo came up with a toy that you had to play a video game to operate. Sounds dumb, but it worked like a charm.

[HoneycombAgent]

OMG, that's f**king slow!

[winsomelosenone]

is this pet friendly?

[BobSmith173]

I don't get the point of it

[Ryukira1]

oh my god! i have it! i love it! whahaha XD

[nevawrong]

i still got my Rob, but that shit is broke laying in the closet, lol

[chandlerj333]

@ACDC392333 lifts obstructing pillars up and down to clear the way for the player.

[TheShadowhawk7011]

@ACDC392333 acts as a substitute second player

[BrazilianNutYT]

All of that to die on the first enemy... lol

[ACDC392333]

Im sorry can someone explain what the fuck the robot DOES