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Simple. Hair and dust get to cover the electrical contacts of the cartridges. Blowing removes it.
by Htsthbjig 12y ago
Simple. Hair and dust get to cover the electrical contacts of the cartridges. Blowing removes it.
- kaa2102 12y agoYes, this is true, but the child in me wants to also believe it was "magic".
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- jetti 12y agoActually it had to do with the moisture of your breath bridging the connection between the carteidge and the system, however the moisture from your breath also caused problems for the copper in the cartdridge.
- wdewind 12y agoWouldn't the game stop working as soon as the moisture evaporated if that was true?
- IkmoIkmo 12y agoNah I think it just did damage over the long-run, and the act of reinserting it a couple times helped to get it connected properly with or without moisture from your breath. The blowing was just a ritual.