I was just at the Gamefaqs Gamecube board and I saw an interesting topic about sturdy systems.
In your opinion, what is the sturdiest video game system?
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by lee » Sun Dec 9, '07, 7:55 pm
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by SparkyIII » Sun Dec 9, '07, 8:22 pm
Like, most Durable? Cross out PS in that case, perhaps any of the newer systems, so far, the oldest system is our most long lasting.
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by Tsunami » Sun Dec 9, '07, 9:32 pm
In my personal opinion, the NES. Mine still works just fine, while other systems aren't doing so well. Like the Sega Genesis; I have more than one (since I gotten ahold of my brother's) and none of them work anymore! 
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by Neithird » Mon Dec 10, '07, 5:05 pm
My Super Nintendo has taken quite a few hits, but it still keeps on trucking! 
I try to be careful with all my consoles, so most don't take much abuse. I haven't needed to replace any.
I try to be careful with all my consoles, so most don't take much abuse. I haven't needed to replace any.
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by SparkyIII » Mon Dec 10, '07, 7:11 pm
We dropped all of our systems at least 3 times each. Genesis, and Turbo Grafx are the only ones we didn't have to replace. Cept the reset button doesn't work well any more.
Everything has a pattern. Something set. Even random things. They aren't random at all, its complex mathematics. The trick is to find the pattern. Then you can exploit it.
People think things have a certain end. Taxes. Work. Due dates don't really exist. Trust me. When you put a band of world scholars in the same room, and set them on talking about anything, the most interesting topics come up. The existence of negative time. The probability of "random occurrence". The government's involvement in the media. And falsified due dates. They aren't real, trust me....
People think things have a certain end. Taxes. Work. Due dates don't really exist. Trust me. When you put a band of world scholars in the same room, and set them on talking about anything, the most interesting topics come up. The existence of negative time. The probability of "random occurrence". The government's involvement in the media. And falsified due dates. They aren't real, trust me....
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by Thoul » Tue Dec 11, '07, 2:43 am
My PlayStation 2 has been pretty sturdy, moreso than I would expect. It's been kicked repeatedly, stepped on, lifted slightly and quickly dropped. It still works great, though!
I'd like to say my original NES was sturdy, but it really wasn't. We knocked it around several times, but it eventually stopped working.
I'd like to say my original NES was sturdy, but it really wasn't. We knocked it around several times, but it eventually stopped working.
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by LordShibas » Fri Dec 14, '07, 3:29 am
I'd have to go with the PS3. The darn thing is built like a tiny fortress, and weighs a lot. I was shocked when I first took it out of the box.
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by Silver_Surfer1 » Fri Dec 14, '07, 3:31 am
I have to go with the NES also. We try to be careful with all our game equipment but sometimes things just happen ya know. The NES has worked fairly well and still going.
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by DrkTr14ce » Sun Dec 23, '07, 9:37 am
The NES for me as well. Mine's second-hand, and that little grey box ghugs along just fine, even on a transformer!
Whenever I hear a case of "The Red Ring of Death" on a 360, I always think of my little system and snicker away.
Whenever I hear a case of "The Red Ring of Death" on a 360, I always think of my little system and snicker away.
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