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Media Degradation.

Started by Tupin, July 15, 2009, 10:26:20 PM

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So, this may not be a problem for systems and computers that use cartridges, as they can potentially retain data for centuries, but floppy disks and even CDs/DVDs last for a much shorter amount of time. Owning several vintage computers, let me tell you, 20+ year old floppies just don't work, and any magnetic media is pretty much the same. Even battery-backed cartridges are dying, but at least they are replaceable.

Ever had a game just stop working on you?


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