I just found this in the garbage!

The reset button is busted but it works fine.

 

COOL i love a bit of dumpster diving myself a few years back i found a n64 game in the trash maybe this says something about n64.h:

 

yea,it's not for idiots, so it better kill itself in a dumpster.

 

Look at the massive corrosion on this cart that was in there too.

 

BLASPHEMY
Dumpster/skip diving FTW

Dug into a skip before what did i pull out?

MEGA CD MODEL 1 best find ever

 

We don't have skips here. Dumpsters in the US are too tall to climb into easily.

 

When you learned to climb trees at a young age anything is enterable

But yeah what exactly is up with the reset buttons i guess it just filled with crap so just open it up pop it out and give it a good wash

also keep up the good finds arkonoid

 

Thanks. I don't have a gamebit tool so i cant open it. WTF it's like someone took a mallet to this reset button.

 

In comes cheapy ass with his cheap ass fixes

get a biro and melt the end and stick it onto the screws it will mold around and make a cheap gamebit until you get a real one

Or if you dont want to try that get a pair of pliers stick it in the hole and twist its hard but it gets the screws out

Click the bolded parts to see what i mean

 

Man that was a pain in the ass but it worked. After each of theses fucking retarded screws I had to re melt the plastic.

 

looking at the pic of the game with corrosion on it and assuming that the game and the console came from same source, you'd be safe to open up and check the unit for corrosion too before using it Having it Short circuit itself and burning your house wouldn't propably be nice.

edit: why do i keep typing "save" instead of "safe"

 

In an emergency, you can use a 5/32" hex driver to yank security screws out of Nintendo and Sega hardware. It's no good for putting them back though.

 

Yep I found that out the hard way.