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NES Cartridge External Hard Drive

Step 2Open the Hard Drive

Open the Hard Drive
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Now is a good time to stop yourself and ask, "Am I really going to do this?"

The answer should be, "Yes."

If it isn't, then you just aren't cool enough to have a NES cartridge hard drive. It's ok. Not everyone can be that cool. Uncool people are necessary for cool people to exist.

Now then, CAREFULLY begin to tear your precious hard drive open. All hard drives are not made equal, so I cannot tell you exactly how to go about doing this. Hopefully, common sense will guide you. Here's a tip: look for screws; if you don't see any, start prying things up. If there are stickers covering important joints, cut them.

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I am a Game Design graduate from the Cleveland Institute of Art.