It wouldn't be a difficult extra step to have NESes set up (using the dry cartridge first, if you only have one NES) and test how often they work, as well.Originally Posted by Frankie_Says_Relax
You're already doing one step, why not the other?
It wouldn't be a difficult extra step to have NESes set up (using the dry cartridge first, if you only have one NES) and test how often they work, as well.
You're already doing one step, why not the other?
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