Dumped hot lemon tea on my logitech g15.
Dissembled it and cleaned it,but the N and spacebar dont register. :(

A replacement g15 or g11 would cost me $60-80+.

Amazon surprisingly was selling this for $45.99

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On my quest to find a back up NES console,i snagged a retro duo.

Since i dont have a SNES.
I figured this was a bargain getting NES and SNES compatibility for $40.(if it works)
Plus be able to play imports.
As i test out cartridges ill post my results.


Comes in black/red and white/blue.
I preferred the white.

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I usually give merchant feedback/reviews for stuff i buy.

Because i read the reviews myself,to know if i should buy from them or not.

I always try to be honest with the reviews.
Sometimes i leave a "good" instead of a "excellent" review,because mabey there was something i think they could improve on.
Which i always comment on.


But whats with these obsessive merchants who go nuts if they get less then a excellent...

Every once in a while ill get the urge to play games from my childhood.

So i figured ill go the legit route and buy used media.

Got myself a floppy drive for old dos games.
Also got a sega genesis,because theres a lot of classics that didnt hit the Wii's virtual console yet or seems never will.

Heres a few tips.

1.If the price is too good to be true,more then likely is.
For example.
Some people will sell it dirt cheap,but...