What are you...HankMan said:Yeah, I know I'm not the only thinks that looks like he isn't just on it.teh_Canape said:this one is bullshit
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everybody knows that there IS no way to destroy forged Nintendium
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Ok, people, DON'T EVER DO THAT.
What are you...HankMan said:Yeah, I know I'm not the only thinks that looks like he isn't just on it.teh_Canape said:this one is bullshit
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everybody knows that there IS no way to destroy forged Nintendium
Haha. Funny. Reminds me of the literally captioned New Yorker cartoons [http://www.themonkeysyouordered.com/]Mr. Fister said:I like Wired.com's interpretations of these warnings:
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Don't place your 3DS in cold environments. It'll screw with the electronics and even break it.VanQQisH said:EDIT: After much deliberation, I still cannot figure out what the Air Conditioner one means. Maybe the 3DS is prone to condensation when in AC or something? I must confirm this.
Ah, I see. I'll remember never to put my 3DS in the freezer or fridge then. I was worried it was just a "dont play in AC" warning. I was a bit worried I wouldn't be able to play it on the 1 hour train rides to uni. Almost made me decide not to buy it, they should really be less vague with their warnings.Atticus89 said:Don't place your 3DS in cold environments. It'll screw with the electronics and even break it.
My friend's DS broke because his dumbass roommate stuck it on top of a freezer.
There's probably some kind of infrared death ray on the back, you know that robots are the leading source of crime in japan and players need to be able to protect their valuables.canadamus_prime said:I don't get the second image. Am I not supposed to look at the back of the 3DS?
So that's what that last one means! I was confused till now, thanks WanderFreak for figuring that one out!WanderFreak said:![]()
"Do not play the Nintendo 3DS while near a portal to hell. Doing so will grant the dimensional portal needed to allow Eldritch Abominations egress into our realm. The unleashing of Eldritch Abominations will void warranty."
Exactly, it's like the old James Bond laser beam watch, except in a gaming handheld.fanklok said:There's probably some kind of infrared death ray on the back, you know that robots are the leading source of crime in japan and players need to be able to protect their valuables.canadamus_prime said:I don't get the second image. Am I not supposed to look at the back of the 3DS?