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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 12:02AM (Unverified) said

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FIRST!
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 12:04AM ShinAntonio said

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I remember reading about that Game Boy in Nintendo Power years ago.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 9:11AM soccerdude21490 said

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Yea I actully have a picture of that gameboy on my computer, I saw it in person at NintedoWorld in NYC! Very cool indeed
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 12:43AM (Unverified) said

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THAT, is freakin awesome.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 12:44AM NintendoFanbot said

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PLAYED IT LOUD m i rite? :P
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 12:54AM (Unverified) said

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Has Microshaft EVER made anything that is even half as reliable as the typical Nintendo product?

I think not.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 1:34AM hvnlysoldr said

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It's been said Nintendo build things like tanks. Think if they did it literally and really do take over the world.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 1:51AM (Unverified) said

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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 2:51AM (Unverified) said

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One time I was walking home from school in the rain and was completedly soaked when I got home. Then I remembered my Game Boy was in my backpack and freaked out. It was soaked, and would not turn on. I almost exploded. I nagged my momz until she took it to a repair center a week later. The repair guy put new batteries in it, turned it on, and it worked fine. It just needed to dry out. And I thought THAT was cool. Then years later I found out about this Game Boy and the GameCube that got dragged by a car. Damn. Nintendo be crazy.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 3:10AM (Unverified) said

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Couldnt that sign be a little more specific? It is a museum after all.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 9:11AM (Unverified) said

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i was at nintendo world about a week ago and i saw this and i thought it was weird :P
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 10:58AM luthyr said

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"Couldnt that sign be a little more specific? It is a museum after all."

Actually, it stays in the Nintendo World store in NYC. They also have the prototype NES for U.S.A (with keyboard and some other accessories), like 30 GBA's with different styles and colors, and at the time, some NES 20th anniversary stuff.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 11:21AM JoshMilewski said

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Yeah, all that stuff at the Nintendo World Store is really cool. It's a small collection, but it's still really cool to see all of it in person.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 12:36PM Bridget said

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When I was younger and had an original Game Boy, I was hauling up a bunch of vacation supplies into a motel room when the Game Boy slipped from a second story balcony and fell onto the concrete sidewalk below. I went down to look at it and, to my surprise, it still worked. Sure, it had a vertical line through the screen, but it amazed me nonetheless. I can't imagine doing that to any portable today - not even the DS line.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 1:21PM (Unverified) said

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Curious lack of mention of ds lite hinge cracks and Nintendo Wii defective straps.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 1:54PM PoisonedAl said

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lol yeah. If you make near indestructible products, you want to make sure it doesn't go flying into less solid items like your TV.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 1:55PM freelance said

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And this is why I was 100% comfortable buying my Wii at launch.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 2:40PM (Unverified) said

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When I was helping one of my friends move, we had to take down boxes from her third story apartment. I had my GBA SP in my back pocket, and when I bent down to pick up a box, it fell three stories through the air and landed on a hardwood floor. It lasted me for at least two or three more years, until I traded it in to pay for some over priced Collector's Edition game that, if I recall, wasn't even that good.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 4:17PM (Unverified) said

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#coletrain, those DS Lite hinge cracks did nothing. Nobody's DS fell apart or exploded because if it. If you wanted, you could get it replaced FOR FREE. It's the Nintendo way.
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Posted: Apr 7th 2007 4:21PM Hirsbrunner said

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Definitely.

Nintendo has, without a doubt, the BEST customer service I have ever encountered.
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Posted: Apr 8th 2007 5:52AM (Unverified) said

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That gb has been around. It was sitting around under the glass at the customer service desk/store at the NoA campus in Redmond when I saw it, that was 2003? I think?
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