Do your legacy systems still work?

[Doodle]

It's weird. They all still work except my Gamecube. For some reason it doesn't read discs anymore.
But I have a Wii, so that's no biggy. :)
You'd think my NES would be the first to go.

So, do your legacy systems still work?

[SkyMyl]

Yes, yes they do.

[Kaz]

Of course they do. I know how to take care of them.

[Tupin]

They do, but I use a Famiclone for my SNES/NES games.

[terrisus]

Yup, still work just fine, and still getting plenty of use.

[Macawmoses]

Of course. They look good, get their use, and are babied.

[DRIFTYOSHIZERO11]

They all work. I'm surprised that they do but, they work as if they were completely new

[Zovistograt]

My N64 sometimes has trouble reading carts after not being used for a few months, but it works after some cleaning and jamming it in there.

[Gwen Khan]

all of them but my NES

[Linkman]

Yes, but my SNES needs an AC Adaptor....  :(

[extraz]

NES sometimes has trouble starting up, and occasionally freezes, but a reset will usually fix it.

SNES works fine depending on the game.

[Silverhawk79]

SNES: Nope.
N64: Yup.
GCN: What could make a GCN NOT work?

[Level_9_Chao]

SNES: Nope.
N64: Yup.
GCN: What could make a GCN NOT work?

Maybe if you touch the lens? The little sign tells you not to. >.> I've always been paranoid about that. I've never come close to touching the lens for fear of instant Cube death.

Anyway, my NES, N64, and Cube are just dandy. Even my two Atari 2600s.