Cool Story Bro time:
I bought a 3DO FZ-1 a couple of years back at a thrift store. I finally tried to boot it up and test it last night. When I turned it on, the CD tray ejected, but then would not go back in. I opened it up tonight, and it turns out there was a copy of "Jammit" stuck in the back of the drive. I thought that was rather appropriate.
Fixing my 3DO
Fixing my 3DO
Systems: TI-99/4a, Commodore Vic-20, Atari 2600, NES, SMS, GB, Neo Geo MVS (Big Red 4-slot), Genesis, SNES, 3DO, PS1, N64, DC, PS2, GBA, GCN, NDSi, Wii
Re: Fixing my 3DO
Ha, nice.Limewater wrote:Cool Story Bro time:
I bought a 3DO FZ-1 a couple of years back at a thrift store. I finally tried to boot it up and test it last night. When I turned it on, the CD tray ejected, but then would not go back in. I opened it up tonight, and it turns out there was a copy of "Jammit" stuck in the back of the drive. I thought that was rather appropriate.
GameSack wrote:That's right, only Sega had the skill to make a proper Nintendo game.
Re: Fixing my 3DO
Re: Fixing my 3DO
So what's up, is it working now that you unjammed Jammit?
Re: Fixing my 3DO
After getting it out of where it should not have been, I put the game in the tray and it booted right up. I just did a slam dunk with Roxy. I haven't hooked up the audio, though, so I guess it's possible that the sound is messed up, but that's unlikely.Ziggy587 wrote:So what's up, is it working now that you unjammed Jammit?
Not bad for $8.
Systems: TI-99/4a, Commodore Vic-20, Atari 2600, NES, SMS, GB, Neo Geo MVS (Big Red 4-slot), Genesis, SNES, 3DO, PS1, N64, DC, PS2, GBA, GCN, NDSi, Wii