The cart itself
The cart itself
Hunting down to the last breath!
Originally Posted by Push Upstairs
It's a guy who... well... it's hard to explain, but your post sounded a lot like his usual drivel.
You're relatively new so you probably don't know about him.links, please?
Either change the battery or get a new cart. Last year, I ruined the same game by using a PS2 A/V cable with an SNES.
That was a Super Famicom.
"Playing the Super Famicom is being married to a Spanish woman." - The Sizz
And a second barrel blast of jawusumness.
"3d is for demension and that gives dimension and this it is 3d. "
Possibility is infinity! You must be satisfied!
You just can't handle my jawusumness responces. -The Sizz
Huh? Was voodoo involved somehow?
Does not compute!
http://www.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=91136
Ok well I read it correctly, it just doesn't make any sense to me... I don't know (along with quite a few others in the thread you linked) how plugging a PS2 A/V cable into a SNES A/V output would ruin a cartridge- (sounds like it would ruin the connector on the deck 1st)... and I didn't know that it would be possible to get any sort of picture doing this... but hey if you say it happened, then, I guess... well it happened.
We've received reports of widespread SNES system malfunctions in the North America and Western Euopean regions today as readers of a popular website "digitpress.com" tried to plug PS2 AV outputs into their SNES systems. Reasons for this odd behaviour seem to include "I was curious" and "...just wanted to see what would happen" after reading a particular forum thread.
We'll keep you up-to-date as more information comes in.
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