Daily Drop: GameBoy

[SmileyBat]

Holy crap, my PSP would have never survived the first drop.

 

[Th37thTrump3t]

I wanna see them drop a Gamecube. Morgan Von Webb would be happy to see her experiment verified.

Also, that vid made me feel old. Simply cause I knew what that was and had one at one point, and kids today have no idea what one of those are.

I'm 17 and my Gameboy with Pokemon Yellow was my best friend as a kid

Anyways, back to my original point...

[HEADING=1]NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO[/HEADING]

http://www.nooooooooooooooo.com/

It's the only way to express my feelings :'(

I'm 16 and this still made me cringe... had a gbc with pokemon red Actually I may still have that laying around somewhere.

 

[Superior Mind]

Yep I dropped my old Gamyboy many a time, it still works. I didn't try using a crowbar on it o'course.

 

[Impluse_101]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think I officaly died a little inside....

 

[jamesmax]

noooooooo i want it

also i beat it sill works

back then things were made to last

 

[fisk0]

It's an original 1989 Game Boy. Why would anybody do something like this to one of those?
Xbox 360, weird food, the Mona Lisa, all those light bulbs and all that I can understand, but this is a god damned cultural and historical artifact. And it's sturdy. It should be kept close to your heart, not smashed with a crowbar!

 

[Enkidu88]

Why I expected the crowbar to smash it to pieces! I'm really surprised it just left a dent in the casing. I'm sure there was damage to the electronics inside but still, thats a durable piece of engineering that is.

 

[Jackpot524]

And what the hell is that item for tomorrow? A tape dispenser?

I believe it's a model of a 40's era car.

I thought it was a labeler at first...

 

[godfist88]

wow, they had to go Gorden Freeman on that thing just to pierce it.

 

[godfist88]

It's an original 1989 Game Boy. Why would anybody do something like this to one of those?
Xbox 360, weird food, the Mona Lisa, all those light bulbs and all that I can understand, but this is a god damned cultural and historical artifact. And it's sturdy. It should be kept close to your heart, not smashed with a crowbar!

I still have mine, I should put it in a video game museum or something. (is there such a thing?)

 

[Kenji_03]

you forgot to show how you can turn it back on after all that!

 

[teknoarcanist]

Literally the first thing that came to my mind when I saw this video on the front page was an awed, vengeful "You bastards."

I suppose this makes me a 'hardcore' gamer?

This reminds me of the series of youtube videos where two guys try to destroy a Pokemon Red cartridge. They throw it, hit it, hold it underwater, burn a hole through the middle, stuff ants and dirt inside . . . and it just keeps going.

 

[captaincabbage]

damn, that's just like my old gameboy.
I just realised that I have every generation of gameboy except the SP. But that really was just a flip top GBA.

I really hope you guys go all out of Easter with a gigantic chocolate egg.

 

[Alphakirby]

Damn,they don't make forged Nintendonium like they used to. P.S.Everybody Loves Crowbar!

 

[Cosplay Horatio]

They're really hard to find! Why did you hit it!

They're not really that hard to find. You just have to go to a small game store or a collectibles warehouse.

Oh wow, that Gameboy got killed by the crowbar! Can't wait to see that model car drop tomorrow.

 

[bawkbawkboo1]

It's been so long that I've used on I forgot what those ports on the side are for. I know it can't charge, and I don't recall any cord-based multiplayer games...

 

[Flunk]

Nintendo stuff is really durable, even the never stuff like the DS and Wii. Even with the crowbar you really didn't do much to it.

I have one of those...

 

[Dr. Pepper Unlimited]

They don't call them bricks for nothing. They're just as durable as them.