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Even the most die-hard Nintendo fanboys could be forgiven for not knowing about the 64DD.
The 64DD was a magnetic drive that snapped onto the bottom of the Nintendo 64, slated to run bigger, rewritable games, and give the massively popular console internet connectivity. After four years of development delays the 64DD finally launched in Japan in 1999. Only 10 games ever came out for it—fewer than the equally embarrassing Virtual Boy—and Nintendo eventually scrapped the US release.
Since flopping on the consumer market the 64DD has become highly valued among collectors, and over the years some rare developer units and prototype discs have surfaced. They can sell for thousands of dollars each. YouTuber MetalJesusRocks thought he had both, but it turned out he had something much more precious.
The working 64DD unit MJR got through Craigslist had one very strange feature: the boot-up screen was in English. Why would such a thing exist if it was never released on American soil? His first theory was that it could have been a developer unit, but Mark DeLoura, a former lead engineer at Nintendo, helped disprove that. This was an honest-to-goodness retail model that had gone through quality assurance (hence the unusual “lot check” sticker on the front).
Ni ce-am gasit prin casa ce amintiri...
Ei prin cate am trecut sa fasc rost de acele coduri... ii plin caietul <3
N-aveam net...n-aveam acces la informatii...etc.
Haha, si eu aveam un caiet plin, mergeam fie la internet cafe sa intru pe DLH (Dirty Little Helper) pentru coduri, fie mai tarziu a inceput sa apara DLH pe discurile de la Level, mereu cu ultimul update. Ce vremuri
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Hahaaaaaaaa Un prieten mi-a dat acest link io-a dau mai departe https://vine.co/RetroSFX (in caz ca nu aveti sunet...exista o "un difuzor" in stanga sus click it.
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