question
I recently decided to dust off my old Super Nintendo, hooked it up to the TV and got some games to start up then freeze, others to have horizontal lines, and a couple with just black screen. For the games that did not have black screen the music and sounds would work just not the picture. Any ideas?
answer for the problem
Sounds like common symptoms of age. I would recommend blowing in the cartridges to see if that fixes it, if not, try blowing in the game slot for the SNES. Sometimes, a can a compressed air works better than blowing in it.
also you can use any alcohol based product to clean the terminal with a cotton bud, as over time the connections do get corrosion and dust forming on them
I recently decided to dust off my old Super Nintendo, hooked it up to the TV and got some games to start up then freeze, others to have horizontal lines, and a couple with just black screen. For the games that did not have black screen the music and sounds would work just not the picture. Any ideas?
answer for the problem
Sounds like common symptoms of age. I would recommend blowing in the cartridges to see if that fixes it, if not, try blowing in the game slot for the SNES. Sometimes, a can a compressed air works better than blowing in it.
also you can use any alcohol based product to clean the terminal with a cotton bud, as over time the connections do get corrosion and dust forming on them
Guide created: 05/09/08 (updated 13/01/09)



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