Nintendium

In a periodic table fill-in-the-blank test I did, I put in "Nintendium" where "Rutherfordium" should of been as a joke.

I got extra marks.

What atomic symbol did you give it? Or wasn't that a requirement?

edited 11th Jan '11 4:25:18 AM by Nohbody

Gb.

How does the Wii fare?

As for stories, my friend accidentally put my copy of Golden Sun: The Lost Age through the washer (and presumably the drier). The label is beyond saving, but the actual game is absolutely fine. It didn't even lose any saved data.

GBA games use EEPROM to store their save files instead of internal battery. Water isn't going to mess that up, even if it borked the rest of the cartridge.

Well, the rest of the game isn't borked.

My save file in Oracle of Seasons once got wiped by leaving it on a windowsill on a very sunny day :/

But Oracle of Seasons, while being a Zelda game, was made by Capcom.

My save file in Oracle of Seasons once got wiped by leaving it on a windowsill on a very sunny day :/

Save files are not made of Nintendium. They have a habit of dying if you leave the out in the sun too long or in your car on a hot Summers day. That's quite normal.

The cart istelf though is made of Nintendium, so it's pretty hard to kill.

What atomic symbol did you give it? Or wasn't that a requirement?

What Longfellow said.

edited 11th Jan '11 12:24:23 PM by PippingFool

Don't GBC carts use battery saves, rather than flash memory saves?

Turn into Goofy-looking Purple Humongous Mechas with a gun that shoots dolphins?

Fixed.

Don't GBC carts use battery saves, rather than flash memory saves?

Yeah, and they have the annoying habit of running out in 10 years & Deleting your save files (I'm looking at you Pokemon Gold And Silver.)

edited 11th Jan '11 4:00:24 PM by PippingFool

After nearly a decade of abuse, My Silver Gameboy has died/bite the dust/borked.

But all it needs is some tinkering and It'll be as right as rain.

Well it's made of silver. Wrong element.

Yuck, I don't really like Morgan Webb. But that was interesting, and yet painful to watch. What a waste of a game system.

Well it's made of silver. Wrong element.

It's silver coloured.

Oh wait.. It turned on just then.

False alarm

General Products Spaceship Hulls are made out of nintendium.

If the world was made of Nintendium. Nukes would be Awesome, but Impractical.

'Cause not even nukes can destroy Nintendium.

edited 14th Jan '11 3:29:39 AM by PippingFool

Well, they might be on the level of a neutron bomb anyway. It can fuck up things living in the area while causing relatively little property damage.