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Blowing into the cartridge is ACTUALLY really bad for the games! It makes the pins corrode. NES in Japan is known as the Famicom(Family Computer). They all load from the top like a Sega Genesis or SNES. The American NES console was changed because the Japanese developers thought Americans wouldn't like a top loading console...so, they designed it like a VCR. And, when you have trouble getting the game to activate, it's actually the pins not making good contact...not dust! The whole blow into it to make it work is just an American concept...Japan didn't have this issue. Also, this is the same reason the US didn't get the real Mario Bros. 2! Nintendo thought it was to hard for Americans and they gave us Doki Doki Panic with the characters swapped out. That's why it's so different from the first one.
Yes I know. It was however how those in their 40s spent their youth.