Is it rare that....

Is it rare that i have two working SNES with the box, cords and controllers that dont even have a scratch on them?

Replying to #1

No :PWhat's rare is I still have a running SNES that's 14 years old already & I have a copier/loader that most of you might not even heard of. Top that :P

damn you Cahos and your childhood copier/loader!

Replying to #3

ROFL!

yea thats right i read your post ! ;D

bikeboy99 · #1Is it rare that i have two working SNES with the box, cords and controllers that dont even have a scratch on them?

Only if you haven't taken them out of the box yet.Kinda like with my Gameboy Advance.

Cahos Rahne Veloza · #2What's rare is I still have a running SNES that's 14 years old already

So do I...

i have the boxes :P

usernameladiesman217 · #6Only if you haven't taken them out of the box yet.Kinda like with my Gameboy Advance.

I probably have the box for mine as well, I just haven't seen it since I was a kid

The oldest system I have came in the hard plastic shell that you have to cut around the edges with a knife to open. I can't brag about having a box.

Replying to #10

The oldest system we have is a NES...it doesn't work anymore though.
It teared apart somehow.

Replying to #11

Mine's a PS2. I don't really like the plastic shell. I think it came in it because it was in a bundle with a ratchet and clank game. I can't remember. This was four years ago. It's always inconvenient to open and you always slice your hands.

Replying to #12

I has a long knife to open things :P

my PS2 came in a box.

Replying to #14

My DSi too came in a box. It was bundled with a copy of 42 all time classics, but it was apart from the DSi.Mostly when bundled they pick extra strong stuff to put it in.

I still have the boxes for my FamiCom though the actual FamiCom & cartridges themselves have been passed down to my cousins' kids, SNES the Copier/Loader & my PSOne. I also have the manuals as well as the limited edition Nintendo Power poster that's been ripped in a lot of places already.

Cahos Rahne Veloza · #2No :PWhat's rare is I still have a running SNES that's 14 years old already & I have a copier/loader that most of you might not even heard of. Top that :P

I want your loader...I has mine in box, I'm the third owner, mint condition, $50 aud for that, a control and super mario all stars :)

Dear gawd. This topic makes me want to be born earlier in the 90s and only gawd knows what went on in the 90s

mds64 · #17I want your loader...

ROFL, no way dude XDLetting go of my FamiCom & cartridges was hard enough as it is.