am slowly picking up all these retro mahjong games as i play them and this cart has a STORY. this cart lived a LIFE.
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I remember getting a copy of Gradius III that wouldn't run at first, and a close look revealed the contacts to be stained entirely black. It worked after a cleaning, but I always wondered how it got that way.
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That cart has lethal amounts of nicotine stuck to it, which is the Mahjong Official Seal of Quality
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my grandparents on one side of the family smoked pall malls and drank a case of budweiser between the two of them every day by the time i was born. the walls of the house they lived in looked like this
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Mahjong's strongest soldier
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That cart has a voice like a blender full of gravel.
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I was like, "oh wow I didn't realise there were any non-Zelda gold carts!" and then the penny dropped.
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It never got taken out of the console that it?
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Or alternately it just experienced regular mahjong for like 3 hours in the world of Akagi.
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The story seems to be three packs a day and never leaving the console
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Eh, these plastics are known for yellowing when exposed to sunlight.
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My copy of Chrono Trigger all looks like this (not the label, thankfully). The game is sitting is in a drawer, not exposed to light, even!
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