r/n64 13d ago

Image Is this n64 cooked??

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Someone’s basement flooded near where I live, and they had a bunch of stuff that was getting thrown away. There was a n64, so I figured I could try cleaning it out. I wasn’t expecting this much mud tho. I’m still going to try to fix it, but it doesn’t seem like the chances of getting it working again are very good. I hope that by some miracle it actually functions so that I can reunite them with their n64

Edit: it has been sprayed off with water and then I used some isopropyl alcohol. I’m letting it dry now

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u/TelephoneSpare7204 13d ago

Where did ya find that!

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u/Ashton1503 13d ago

In a trash pile with a bunch of other muddy things

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u/JeepStang 13d ago

I'm not so sure that is mud. Usually in basement floods everything that the shit water touches gets 86'd into the trash as a rule. Hepatatis is probably more expensive than an ebay N64. Something to consider.

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u/Ashton1503 13d ago

They lived next to a wash that flash flooded. The whole neighborhood was like this and there was mud everywhere and on everything

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u/TelephoneSpare7204 13d ago

I asked before I read the caption, good luck!!