After picking up a NES at a garage sale today because I have always wanted one. I wonder will the current systems ever be sought after like the ones that started it all or will they just disappear.
While it can be nice to run an emulator, for me there is nothing like having the original thing in your hands and playing it, plus it weird how simple the system is. The ability to replace the connector using only a standard screwdriver is beyond nice. The current systems go above and beyond the confusing aspect.
Of course, the simple electronics are why 26 years after the system was made minus a few issues with aforementioned connector it still runs perfect. With failure rates on the 360, I see them being extremely hard to repair 20years from now.
While it can be nice to run an emulator, for me there is nothing like having the original thing in your hands and playing it, plus it weird how simple the system is. The ability to replace the connector using only a standard screwdriver is beyond nice. The current systems go above and beyond the confusing aspect.
Of course, the simple electronics are why 26 years after the system was made minus a few issues with aforementioned connector it still runs perfect. With failure rates on the 360, I see them being extremely hard to repair 20years from now.
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