NES Hard Drive

[RAWRmonster]

http://www.etsy.com/listing/45743547/ne ... gallery_38

How flippin precious is this? If I needed a hard drive (and had the cash to spare), I would TOTALLY get this! Alas...I am a broke college student.

[johloh]

it is cool. but it makes me sad seeing classic games cut apart for new things...

[RAWRmonster]

I could only justify it if the game was no longer working (as many of mine are right now).

[dropbears]

Dude, sand the pins. This almost always works - seriously just take a little bit of the finest grit sandpaper you can find and run it back and forth over the pins inside of your cartridge based games. It removes the copper corrosion caused by moisture (remember blowing in your games to make them work? Yeah not such a good idea) and ta-da!

Trust me, works very nearly 100% of the time.

[meldale8]

I have seen these out there where the game is still playable. I found an instructible a while back to make your own (which I plan to do ) that retains the original pins so you can still play the game. I don't plan on using the games I have had forever, but probably pick one up on ebay or somewhere cheap to chop at it