Frank Fixes Frogger for Colecovision ep65 MMITG

How do you make a video when you don't have footage of the actual repair?
Just like this! Join me on another crazy adventure into an unbelievable journey. Almost as intense as Lord of the rings.
Game on

[@808v1]

nicely done!

[@meetmeinthegameroom8686]

Thanks. It’s not pretty but it works so we’re happy

[@phillipnguyen33]

Huh, it's a miracle! Frogger lives again! The wires look ghetto; but hey, it works. Good job, Frank. I think cartridges last forever if well taken care of by not exposing them to moisture, smoke, gas, radiation, or any weird chemical reactions. 😄Temperature regulation is also important, just keep them in the same place where you live and dust free. lol. I love my games, and I want people to see the beauty of my games' condition as if they just came off the assembly line 40 years ago!

[@meetmeinthegameroom8686]

I agree, keeping your games clean and part of your living environment will make them last forever. Or at least as long as you take care of them. Once they’re in someone else’s hands all you can do is hope it gets treated as good as it was when it was part of your collection.
I have games in the collection that I’ve had since day one of gaming and are still in awesome condition. I was a weird rare kid who liked his stuff and always wanted to keep it in the best condition possible. Still am lol

[@phillipnguyen33]

@@meetmeinthegameroom8686 Ha, I'm part of the 'weird rare' breed too. I always found it even more weird than us that people actually lose their instruction manual, inserts, and box within the first few days of buying a game! Did they just throw it away? lol. My brain just can't fathom the sheer ridiculousness of losing that stuff or the box/manual look like a car ran over it.
When I let my best friend (at the time) borrow my copy of Chrono Trigger, he made my copy look like the above described scenario. My heart sank, and I got so upset that I sold that copy and got a new one later on!