Fixing vintage games for fun

[homerhomer]

Iv'e recently been collecting complete genesis games. The other day at my local video game store I noticed a copy of "Trouble Shooter", but it was cart and manual only. The price was right ( $5 ) but since really like collecting complete sets this was tough to decide on.

I decided to print my own insert and that will be nice enough for me. Hmm, I might have to do this for those soft box Genesis games (Double Dragon?)

(Access to a good color laser printer is key)

http://imgur.com/a83nR

I was just wondering, what refurbishing\modifying do you all enjoy?

[thegamezmaster]

Got boxes of "projects" that I enjoy working on. Used to be Nintendo Factory Authorized on their stuff to fix. Plus a basic knowledge of electronics helps. Gives me a sense of accomplishment taking something that's got something wrong with it or dead and getting it up and working is nice to do. Restoring a piece of video game history if you will. And a cheap way to add to my collection:)