Comments on: A simple instruction manual

By: Tony

Tony — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 02:44:43 +0000

Harry check out this site:

http://www.replacementdocs.com/download.php

They have a lot of old instruction manuals.

By: Harry

Harry — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 11:09:02 +0000

Hi I’ve just bought myself a super nintendo and i absolutly love it, playing mario kart and super bomberman again bring back some class memories with friends. I have also recently purchased olymic summer games 96′ it is a game i loved and would play for hours the only problem i have is there was no instruction manual and i am having trouble figuring out how to play them so if anyone can help either with a site for downloading manuals or if they know themselves please feel free to email me at harry81@harry81.karoo.co.uk – Thankyou devoted gamer Harry

By: Flamingsquirrelofdeathv2

Flamingsquirrelofdeathv2 — Wed, 19 Jul 2006 02:05:17 +0000

i remember, i was 6, a new kid showed up to church one day, and i went over to his house (i dont really remember why, but i just did) then, i walk in his house, and see this strange rectangle thing, with another rectangle sticking out of the top, so i ask “whats that?” and he replies “it’s an N-64″ and i, still having no clue what it is, ask “whats that?” and he walks over, turns on the TV, filp a switch on the n64, and all of a sudden, the TV snaps from blue, into this little movie with sound, and what looked like moving comic book people, so i say “so it plays cartoons? why not use a VCR?” then he laughs, picks up this wierd pad with a stick and some buttons, and he says “yeah, but YOU ontroll the cartoons!” and starts a game of super smash bros, after that, i was hooked, i though it was the coolet thing ever! no longer did i whatch other people doing things in movies, or read about them in books, now i got to CONTROL what happend! i was totaly hooked, and from the moment i blew the crap out of jiggly puff with a fully charged samus arm cannon shot, i knew i’d be doing this untill i was to old to move my thumbs quickly enough

By: The Salesman

The Salesman — Tue, 18 Jul 2006 15:52:55 +0000

Ahhh, i remeber mine like it was only yesterday… it was a hot summer day in 1997, i was at my best friend’s 7th Birthday Party having a good time, until beside the television… i saw the first video game console i would play in my entire life… a gleaming crispy brand new SNES… i had heard of nintendo, but not very well, i had never played on a video game console before! I saw a large cart jammed into it… Yoshi’s Island if i remember, i quickly turned it on and BAM, i was blown back! Look at the detail, wow it’s so cool!

My best friend let me play on it, i was hooked onto it like a crackhead in a mexican druglord’s warehouse, i didn’t wanna leave, i just wanted more. Seeing baby mario fly away in that bubble when yoshi got hit, grabbing him back, eating enemies, spitting out rapid firing eggs, i actually liked egg from that day on, seriously!

From then onwards… i’ve always been a nintendo fanboy, *salutes…not in a Nazi way* nintendo all the way!

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Tue, 18 Jul 2006 01:49:51 +0000

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