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GAME BOY
DAMAGED IN GULF WAR This Game Boy was damaged when barracks were bombed during the 1990-1991 Gulf War. It still works! Photograph taken at the Nintendo World Store in NYC. A Strategic Victory for Game BoyEnclosed are the remains of my one-time comforter, playmate, and rejuvenator Game Boy. As a police officer in Oklahoma City and registered nurse serving in Operation Desert Storm, I've faced many perils. Fortunately, this Game Boy, several Game Paks, and sundry personal items were the only casulaties claimed by a fire while I was stationed in the Middle East. I'm probbaly not the first to ask, but is it possible to get a replacement Stephan Scoggins Oklahoma City, OK When we received Stephan's Game Boy from the Middle East,we thought that it was a goner. The back of the unit was in fair conditioned, but the front was charred and blistered from the heat of the fire. As an experiment we popped in a Tetris Game Pak, plugged in a Battery Pak, and flipped on the power switch. When we heard its distinctive "Ping!" we couldn't believe it! The Control Pad and A and B Buttons suffered melt down, but the Start and Select Buttons worked perfectly. Game Boy is even tougher than we thought it was! Of course, we don't recommend that you subject your Game Boy to trial by fire, but in this case, we replaced Stephan's Game Boy as a special "Desert Storm" courtesy. "A Strategic Victory for Game Boy", Nintendo Power, Jul. 1991: 7. Commentsthats really awesome
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March 4, 2008
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