Lucky day

[iceman57]

Rained whole weekend over Paris, then the sun came back on Sunday at 5pm.
Had a short walk close to Nation plaza for a flea market in order to seek some furnitures for coming baby's room.

At a corner I falled in front of a good old NES

That was a kid dream, 20 years ago my parents never bought it (quote : "too expensive"), and I can only play it with "lucky" friends having it...

I falled in love...

Negociation started... and ended at 35 US$ :
- NES perfect status.
- 2 paddles with boutons perfectly working
- AC/DC original adapter
- Peritelevision cable (PAL standard)
- "Marios Bros 3" with protection plastic, no box no documentation
- "Ducktales" with protection plastic, no box no documentation
- "Dragon Ball" (french) with protection plastic, no box no documentation

Tested at the minute I was home, everything perfectly working...
A good day, monday I'll keep smiling at the office

[killer.jellyfish]

i remember that thing!

did you ever play the game where you had to shoot the ducks? it had its own little gun and everything.

those were good times. i'm glad you're bringing back the old school games.

[iceman57]

"Duckhunt"...
They had it but no gun, so I didn't take this game.
Additionnaly I didn't know how react the gun with my flat TV...