exactly, that's why I said at least

my SNES is broken though

I need a new one, but I'm not going to buy it while I'm away from home though

What's broken in your snes? Repairing it doesn't seem that hard

They'd probably make something like Conker Nuts N Bolts

I SWEAR IF THEY DO

graphics are messed up; whatever game you put in, whenever you move or so something to change the screen, part of the screens overlap with each other

Damn :\ .. It must have something to do with the connector I guess?

This post was edited by ToSteD on Oct 19 2012 05:03pm

idk, I tried the good old blowing trick and I also cleaned it but it didn't improve. The problem is most likely either there or in the graphics card.

blowing is the worst thing to do

is it? I thought it was an ancient technique passed down from our wise ancestors

but seriously, I thought that's what you're supposed to do when you cartridge/console isn't working properly

It will leave saliva on the metal connector and over time it will make corrosion on it

If I were you I'd just use a simple mix of 50% water and 50% rubbing alcool on one side of a Q-tips, gently put some mixture on the cartridge connector and with the other side of the Q-tip just dry the remaining of the residue.

My games work each single times now