Hardcore gamer refuses to let game save die, leaves his Super NES on for 2 decades.

[DSwizzy145]

So short answer: no not in the least.

Nah it's pretty fun once you can get the hang of it.

[KnightWarrior]

Is it fake a real?

[synbiosfan]

If this story is true, then what we have here, folks, is a real-life version of The Amityville Horror.

Just in time for Halloween.

True story, my mother thought people were saying the Amityville Whorer and wouldn't let my sister and I see it.

[Thunderblaze16]

Best thing to do now is for someone to keep a Sega Mega Drive on for 30 YEARS! The only question is which game should be sacrifice to not be pull out till then.

[Gentlegamer]

Best thing to do now is for someone to keep a Sega Mega Drive on for 30 YEARS! The only question is which game should be sacrifice to not be pull out till then.

Three decades of Sonic's idle animation.

[midnightrider]

^and he'll still have more personality than video game characters with lines of spoken dialogue

[WarmSignal]

I don't buy it. Power interruptions here at least a dozen times per year.

[Pulstar]

I don't buy it. Power interruptions here at least a dozen times per year.

Maybe it's hooked to a fission reactor

If our universe is a simulation, I can't imagine the power source used to keep it online, but maybe we don't "feel" it if it blacks out. Of course if it were truly a hologram with us as projections, that'd save on bandwidth. Press Start to unleash Kardashian scum on the hapless simulacra.

[Gentlegamer]

[Folco]

Weird (or fake) story.

So short answer: no not in the least.

Uh, Umihara Kawase is a fun game.

Best thing to do now is for someone to keep a Sega Mega Drive on for 30 YEARS! The only question is which game should be sacrifice to not be pull out till then.

Ah ah ah.