Game Rooms

[manuel]

SAME AGE, different location



BE SCARED!

To be true, I like both color "variants". Truly. The yellowed one has something to it.

[133MHz]

Something nasty

A couple of my PC monitors suffered from that, but only halfway. Also my SNES is a 1992 model and it's good as new.

[NationalGameDepot]

Here is mine for those who don't know me from the other forums.
~~NGD

[FamicomFreak]

Here is mine for those who don't know me from the other forums.
~~NGD

ahhh wait a sec I know you AHHHHH "VOWS"

[Profeta Yoshitake]

this is where i have my famicom, nes, and master system. yes my tv is dusty.

Hi, djdac!
I just loved this photo!
I can smell a severe 8 bit addiction, which
is a blessing from the Invisible Famicom!

One thing remains mysterious to me...

Is that notebook for Metroid maps and
Rockman passwords? 

I must confess that I have various notepads
full of passwords and dungeon maps
everywhere here at the Prophet's Lair!!!
It is very cool to write all the codes in paper!
Very "oldschool-ish"!

[Jedi Master Baiter]

Nowadays since I have my laptop here next to my TV, I type them all out.  Mega Man 5 was the last game subject to having the passwords written on paper.

[djdac]

this is where i have my famicom, nes, and master system. yes my tv is dusty.

Hi, djdac!
I just loved this photo!
I can smell a severe 8 bit addiction, which
is a blessing from the Invisible Famicom!

One thing remains mysterious to me...

Is that notebook for Metroid maps and
Rockman passwords? 

I must confess that I have various notepads
full of passwords and dungeon maps
everywhere here at the Prophet's Lair!!!
It is very cool to write all the codes in paper!
Very "oldschool-ish"!

yes, I write all the my passwords in that notepad. i havent drawn maps in it, but thats a good idea!

[FamicomFreak]

lol that's funny I used to write zelda maps and mega man passwords in notebooks as well and I though I was the only one

[133MHz]

I used to write important passwords (like the password to the final level or the one with the most lives or items) onto the cartridge itself but used a pencil so it could be erased later.

[Profeta Yoshitake]

I used to write important passwords (like the password to the final level or the one with the most lives or items) onto the cartridge itself but used a pencil so it could be erased later.

Ouch!!!
The pain!
The suffering!!
Ouch!! get this pencil out of my skin!!
Arrghhh!!
"Feeling the pain of the cartridge labels!!!"

Now that I finally ended th job that was taking
my life away I'll try to take some pics from
The Prophet's Lair!!!

[133MHz]

Hahahah not on the labels , onto the grey plastic of the cartridge, and with a pencil so I could erase them later with a common eraser.

[Jedi Master Baiter]

How would you write the codes if the game was in the console?

[133MHz]

Turn the console off, remove the game and write the code on it . BTW, I wrote important codes/passwords onto the cartridges themselves (like for the final level for example) not the passwords for every goddamn level

[Jedi Master Baiter]

I do. I like going back & beating "Break Man" before taking on the Wily stages.

[corisco]

This is my and my wife room. We use to play together