I finished going through all the cupboards and boxes and hidey holes I could find and this is the final result.
Sealed super mario bros NES
Sealed super mario bros 2 NES
Sealed wario woods SNES
CIB super mario bros 3 NES
CIB contra force NES
CIB mega man 6 NES
CIB Trick shooting NES
CIB tetris NES
CIB zodas revenge star tropics NES
Then some out of box games and n64 games
Clearing out a auction property i bought i stumbled upon these beauties
Super Mario bros factory sealed
Super Mario bros 2 factory sealed
Zodas Revenge star tropics 2 not sealed
Finding them was like in storage wars where they find some crazy thing tucked away in a unlikely spot. Very exciting
A update to my earlier post where I stated i had about 1500 vhs tapes, well I'm up to around 2200 now. I would love to get ride of them as one big lot any idea what I could get as one big lot or I'm open to offers. They are located near grand rapids mn.
I had a offer to ship them so they could be archived which would be cool but I just want them all gone in the back of a van.
Thanks
Any ideas on what to do with 1500 or so vhs tapes?
All seem to be in good condition. Some appear to have self recorded shows or movies on them, some seem to be home videos and some seem to be new unused.
Bought a property at auction and looking for the best/right thing to do with them besides just sending them to the landfill.
My galaxy s22 ultra decided it was its time to start the boot loop a week ago. So I ran off and got the s26 ultra but didn't have anything backed up on the cloud. So I brought in my s22 to a repair shop and they said the motherboard and cpu were discolored most likely from excessive heat. They were unable to help me out.
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Eventually the s22 stopped boot looping and just went dead and even while charging the screen wouldn't even turn on to boot loop.
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So out of curiosity I started trying to power it on while squeezing different parts of the screen thinking maybe there something lose in there like a weld. Eventually I found out when I squeezed about a inch and a half below the camera it would turn on and go back into boot looping.
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So i got a clamp and would try turning it on and if it looped a few times I would tighten the clamp a little and if it looped again I would tighten it a little more but not so much the screen would break. Eventually the phone fired all the way up and I was able to connect my new phone and transfer all my important stuff.
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After taking the clamp off it just went back into boot looping.
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Not saying it's a fix or it will work for your boot loop but it's something to try and better then paying someone to attempt to retrieve your data