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...Is similar to the message I recieved after beating the Wind Temple and gaining full power to my Master Sword.
Why the hell didn't I save somewhere along the line?
I've re-done that temple now and have saved, but that really did get on my nerves!
It's not like there are any marks on the disc either! I take brilliant care of my games, no exception to my most played, so how this happened I do not know.
grrrr!
Why the hell didn't I save somewhere along the line?
I've re-done that temple now and have saved, but that really did get on my nerves!
It's not like there are any marks on the disc either! I take brilliant care of my games, no exception to my most played, so how this happened I do not know.
grrrr!
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Does the purple-GameCube dance...
or just dance and it would be all better!
That's not the point.
Try playing underwater near the north pole.
Try playing underwater near the north pole.
Or I could just open a window...
Or go and play in a wind-tunnel.
Edgy wrote:
> Mine could be overheating - I have a small room which gets pretty warm
> through my own bodyheat (I rarely have the radiator on) - I have it on
> a stand with loads of air space but if the air is already warm, it
> ain't gonna be so effective at cooling - anyway, it could just be a
> one-off for me. Still, it got on my nerves for I put off going to work
> to do it - then managed to get to work just on time.
Get a younger sibling or distant cousin to stand by your GC and blow gently into the slotty bits around it after eating some ice cubes.
Tell them it's for the greater good, and you'll let them play with the game box later.
> Mine could be overheating - I have a small room which gets pretty warm
> through my own bodyheat (I rarely have the radiator on) - I have it on
> a stand with loads of air space but if the air is already warm, it
> ain't gonna be so effective at cooling - anyway, it could just be a
> one-off for me. Still, it got on my nerves for I put off going to work
> to do it - then managed to get to work just on time.
Get a younger sibling or distant cousin to stand by your GC and blow gently into the slotty bits around it after eating some ice cubes.
Tell them it's for the greater good, and you'll let them play with the game box later.
TGMbloke wrote:
> Who here had a game gear? There where so many versions of that, 1/2 of
> them supported the TV adapter (Like mine), the other 1/2 never but let
> you cheat in sonic (mine never), a few worked with the game genie, but
> the majority never, and some came with carry straps while some came
> with TV stands...A bit off topic, but perhaps Nintendo have changed
> the model. I got mine early on, perhaps they have upgraded it since.
Mine was among the first batch. Ive never had any trouble with it to this day.
> Who here had a game gear? There where so many versions of that, 1/2 of
> them supported the TV adapter (Like mine), the other 1/2 never but let
> you cheat in sonic (mine never), a few worked with the game genie, but
> the majority never, and some came with carry straps while some came
> with TV stands...A bit off topic, but perhaps Nintendo have changed
> the model. I got mine early on, perhaps they have upgraded it since.
Mine was among the first batch. Ive never had any trouble with it to this day.
Mine could be overheating - I have a small room which gets pretty warm through my own bodyheat (I rarely have the radiator on) - I have it on a stand with loads of air space but if the air is already warm, it ain't gonna be so effective at cooling - anyway, it could just be a one-off for me. Still, it got on my nerves for I put off going to work to do it - then managed to get to work just on time.
Looks that way, never heard of anyone else with these problems.
You all sound like you've got dodgy Cube's - mines never ben a problem, just sat there in the corner as good as gold.
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