disabling the NES lockout chip so your games will actually work, a how to guide with sarcastic commentary
20
by Evil Overlord in
video gaming, FAQs
in the mid-afternoon on
April 28th, 2006:
3 years, 10 months ago
tylerwillis.com is not responsible for anything you might do to yourself, your NES, or any goats during the process of repairing your NES. Taking this action will void your warranty. If you’re a moron, you might electrocute yourself, the NES, or a goat. As with any electronic project, it’s best if you’re a nerd doing this on Friday night because you don’t have a date.
Cleaning of Your Nasty, Scurvy, Ill-Begotten NES Cartridges, a how to guide with sarcastic commentary
3
by Evil Overlord in
video gaming, FAQs
in the early morn on
April 27th, 2006:
3 years, 10 months ago
tylerwillis.com is not responsible for anything you might do to yourself, your NES, or any goats during the process of repairing your NES. Taking this action will void your warranty. If you’re a moron, you might electrocute yourself, the NES, or a goat. As with any electronic project, it’s best if you’re a nerd doing this on Friday night because you don’t have a date.
repairing your NES’s blinking issues, a how to guide with sarcastic commentary
2
by Evil Overlord in
video gaming, FAQs
during afternoon tea on
September 16th, 2005:
4 years, 5 months ago
tylerwillis.com is not responsible for anything you might do to yourself, your NES, or any goats during the process of repairing your NES.
