VGRestore Ep37: 2 Broken N64 Games

PunkNDisorderlyGamer
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Published 2020-04-05
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  • @CristianLopez-nz1xf
    Great video , need a thin brush and apply like points. The end result will be similar to a globtop. I have some pictures i cand send to you of my last fix. You get better using paint from repair to repair. Thanx for the name bro
  • @guits_n_games7678
    I love seeing you try new repair ideas (conductive paint and the model glue in the frogger vid) Great stuff. No need to apologize on the video frequency. The world is a crazy place right now. Take care.
  • @dustin2dust351
    Love the videos, keep them coming. It’s fun watching you work.
  • @Huddy40
    Another great video, I look forward to the next 1. Stay safe as an essential employee.
  • @Celicam
    Fun video! Conductive paint! That would've made quite a few repairs much easier. I can't help but wonder about the longevity of a wire vs conductive paint. Still, awesome to see the repair. Take care in these crazy times!
  • @njones621
    The F-Zero background music sure brings back memories!
  • @juusoe.4869
    I feel like it would have been a cleaner solution to patch those broken traces in the spots they were cut, like you can see the 2 spots they cut off. With just solder or a tiny piece of wire, coulda saved the hassle with the cart brace. All in all great job man, def looking forward to your next videos! edit: talking about the smash cart btw
  • @MrNamegame
    It's okay, man. If you gotta slow down a bit due to work being crazy, you gotta do what you gotta do. i appreciate seeing you do these things as I would love to work on more of this kind of stuff myself, but am saving for other things like replacing the front suspension on my car as one of them is basically a tube and a spring at the moment and the other is doing all the work through a swaybar with bad bushings.
  • @3vi1J
    Those plastic braces were a horrible design. You see so many of those carts broken in that same area because the braces nick them as people wiggled the cartridge during insertion. Keep up the good fixes!
  • @74bobby
    Once again another Great Video. Since your channel is Growing it wouldnt be a bad Idea to start a Patreon to help with Video funding. Believe me I know that even broken game Systems and carts have gone up in price.
  • @user-wj9xq7ig2v
    Have you ever put Flux on the cartridge pins and drag a clean soldering iron over them? Cleans even the dirtiest connectors if you're ever desperate