The funny thing is I don't think I ever needed to do this to SNES games. Only NES games. I think the main reason you had issues with NES games wasn't actually the games themselves, but that the non Japanese NES was side loaded and it caused a number of issues.
Tradition-wise yes, realistically, blowing on a cartridge only accellerates corrosion in the pins. The act of unplugging and plugging back in is what actually results in it working again. Blowing only does something if it's been unused for eternity and filled with dust, but that's about it
@@3AnxiousFerretsInATrenchcoat There's that guy whinging about blowing into the cartridge. I knew I'd find one in the comment section. My dude, stop going into every comment section winging about corrosion. Your breath from blowing into the cart briefly isn't really enough to cause any kind of meaningful issue. You'd have to be in a lab and having someone blowing into the cart for years on end to start making a difference vs a control cart. The air in your house is going to expose the pins to more humidity than you breathing on it, especially if you don't have A/C, which lots of people didn't back then. This whole thing about blowing on the cart corroding the pins is just contrarians after the fact trying to ruin people's fun or repeating an urban legend.
@@Slmn249I don’t think that’s what he means. Pretty sure he’s talking about you don’t understand unless you grew up in that era with those kinds of game consoles where blowing on it fixes it.
@@Slmn249 It's confusing and funny for Towa to watch Korone yank the cables and the cartridge as soon as things start bugging out, then start blowing on it, but anyone who grew up with those machines remembers doing it and would do the exact same thing. Yanking the cart, blowing on it, and plugging it back in was something we all did, and we all did as soon as anything went wrong. Since it was a physical object, dust could get in there and disrupt contact. Similarly, the cables could become loose or dirty, especially if you were always unplugging them and plugging them back in, something you'd have to do on older televisions. The comment is about Towa laughing at something that us greybeards would've done without a second thought, too.
I remember when the internet was young, and articles and posts were written that it didn't work, and might end up corroding the contacts more, but it still worked so we still did it.
@@01100101011100100111 It's like how smacking a TV shouldn't really work, but it just does. Chaos theory I guess. Introduce more factors and everything just works out.
Ah, yes, the Dustblow Ritual, aka appeasing the Machine Spirit as it is known in the UK. Back in mah day, ah used to do this at least 6 times/day. The good old days, yea.
Blowing into the cartridge to make it work, Washing the backside of a CD and drying it with a very soft towel, cranking the spring loaded locks on a tape to make it work again
Times were simpler back then. You could blow on a cartridge and get the game to work and there was only a SLIGHT risk of a pterodactyl attack. Good times.
@@raimyonlinewarrior236that's true, blowing into the cartridge accelerates corrosion and doesn't really do anthing to fix the issue (unless it's been sitting in dust for several months) and the thing that actually makes it work again is the fact that you unplugged it and plugged it back in, the blowing part is placebo
Just like slapping the side of an old CRT monitor, there are some old rituals that never fade. I loved the little race sequence, how she yanks out the cables, and all the expressions they have in your animation style!
That's what I thought. I still remember when she first beat Doom and mentioned it to Papa Inugami. He asked "which difficulty?". When she told him, he responded with "Weak. Beat it on Nightmare." She did. I'm sure that she grew up watching her dad play Famicom and Super Famicom, probably also playing with him at times. She definitely learned that from him. Which makes her confusion at Towa laughing at her ingrained, instinctual response all the more hilarious.
@@01100101011100100111Completely agree, she has it ingrained in her how to tey and fix cardtriges. Also, papa is a badass if he made her beat doom on nightmare.
@JohnTabasco Korone has the knowledge heritage from inu-papa, so that’s something she ended up learning at some point. As we know, Towa is more of an FPS girl.
I already really enjoyed the animation as is, but then I was really happy that a mini JP lesson is included at the end :) It's especially nice since I don't immerse super often, so more modern slang can definitely go over my head, thanks for that!
Sometimes you miss the good old days when you would slap the TV if it froze or the sound stopped working and it would work. People would say blowing the cartridge didn't work but every-time we did it, it worked. Dust builds up so we did what we knew worked for us. New games have better graphics/gameplay/controls but they can never recreate the interactions we all had with family and friends. Playing games locally since online play didn't exist, pulling your controller thinking it moved the character or you were too into the moment and got excited and accidentally plugging out your controller. Throwing your controller on the floor or at someone out of frustration knowing it won't break since they were practically made of concrete with how robust and strong they were 😅. Good times.
Only a real, die hard Gamer would pull this stunt. And only an authentic fan would create such an adorable animation from this classic moment. Really appreciate that, thank you so much!
As much we all grow up doing that someone else pointed out it is probably bad for the cartridge as you blowing moisture into it, but we dont care must perform the tradition.
Ah yes the good old days of cartridges, Korone definitely knows her stuff when it comes to retro games. Also thanks for putting a little Japanese lesson at the end, it's really cool!
This bring back memories. The ritual before playing for all retro gamers back then. I always blow it hard the catridge from side to side twice or three times and also the console. somehow it become my habit, when i have nintendo switch i also did the same thing 😂
I don't know what I love the most about this: Korone frantically trying to get her SNES to work, including blowing on the cartridge (ah the memories) or Towa laughing at Korone's antics, amplified more by her husky voice.
The official warning states that “blowing on cartridges” may cause moisture to damage the metal. Perhaps this was misinterpreted by users. They did not say “did nothing”.
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Blowing on cartridges... Man she's really a true blue gamer.
Could Korone be one of my people?
Well, korone definitely a retro game lover, her father also a gamer
@@rm9346*our
The days when everybody had a technique when the system spazzed out.
The funny thing is I don't think I ever needed to do this to SNES games. Only NES games. I think the main reason you had issues with NES games wasn't actually the games themselves, but that the non Japanese NES was side loaded and it caused a number of issues.
Ah yes, the classic days of blowing in your cartridges to get the game to work. I was there....3000 years ago.
We citing the deep magic here
As was I.
Brother.
Ah yes brother, the ancient spell always work back in the day.
I was there, Gandalf. I was there 3000 years ago, when the power of the catridges failed.
step 1 of any old cartridge system is indeed to blow on it
Tradition-wise yes, realistically, blowing on a cartridge only accellerates corrosion in the pins. The act of unplugging and plugging back in is what actually results in it working again. Blowing only does something if it's been unused for eternity and filled with dust, but that's about it
Nah
@@3AnxiousFerretsInATrenchcoat There's that guy whinging about blowing into the cartridge. I knew I'd find one in the comment section.
My dude, stop going into every comment section winging about corrosion. Your breath from blowing into the cart briefly isn't really enough to cause any kind of meaningful issue. You'd have to be in a lab and having someone blowing into the cart for years on end to start making a difference vs a control cart. The air in your house is going to expose the pins to more humidity than you breathing on it, especially if you don't have A/C, which lots of people didn't back then.
This whole thing about blowing on the cart corroding the pins is just contrarians after the fact trying to ruin people's fun or repeating an urban legend.
@@Furluge bruh i aint "whinging" and just cause the amout of corrosion you cause is small, it doesn't change the fact that it's pointless.
@@3AnxiousFerretsInATrenchcoatyes you are whining
Korone's out here giving her super Famicom a tactical reload
Remember, switching to another game is always faster than reloading
You don't understand if you weren't there.
@@Slmn249I don’t think that’s what he means. Pretty sure he’s talking about you don’t understand unless you grew up in that era with those kinds of game consoles where blowing on it fixes it.
@@Slmn249 It's confusing and funny for Towa to watch Korone yank the cables and the cartridge as soon as things start bugging out, then start blowing on it, but anyone who grew up with those machines remembers doing it and would do the exact same thing. Yanking the cart, blowing on it, and plugging it back in was something we all did, and we all did as soon as anything went wrong.
Since it was a physical object, dust could get in there and disrupt contact. Similarly, the cables could become loose or dirty, especially if you were always unplugging them and plugging them back in, something you'd have to do on older televisions.
The comment is about Towa laughing at something that us greybeards would've done without a second thought, too.
I remember when the internet was young, and articles and posts were written that it didn't work, and might end up corroding the contacts more, but it still worked so we still did it.
@@01100101011100100111 It's like how smacking a TV shouldn't really work, but it just does. Chaos theory I guess. Introduce more factors and everything just works out.
It’s different from reading about it, you had to be there
Ah, yes, the Dustblow Ritual, aka appeasing the Machine Spirit as it is known in the UK. Back in mah day, ah used to do this at least 6 times/day. The good old days, yea.
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Praise the Omnissiah.
@@OnDavidsBrain Praise the Omnissiah!
Grandpa, don’t you have any skibidi stories?
So, you please the machine spirit by…blowing it?
Blowing into the cartridge to make it work,
Washing the backside of a CD and drying it with a very soft towel,
cranking the spring loaded locks on a tape to make it work again
Turning the PS1 upside down when it has trouble loading.
The eraser end of a pencil to manually rewind a cassette :]
A hole punch to get a double-sided floppy.
If game isn't working:
1) Blow it
2) Find another game so it gets jealous and able to work again
3.)restart the game and don't look, pretend you don't care lol
Retro gaming is mostly based on occult pseudo-science.
4.) bit a little bit of Windex on a cotton swab and give the contacts a little rundown.
I love this comment and the reply. I was a poor kid so the only console game i ever play when i was kid was PS2 and that was from my friend house.
Why is that second step actually works most of the time lmao
Blowing on the cartridge when problems occur. Korone is truly the gamer xD
Times were simpler back then. You could blow on a cartridge and get the game to work and there was only a SLIGHT risk of a pterodactyl attack. Good times.
Cassette tapes, VHS tapes, NES/SNES cartridges, floppy disks, CDs, etc... Ahhhh, the good old days.
I know we used to do that but i thought weren't supposed to.
@@raimyonlinewarrior236 Nonsense. If it works, it works.
@@raimyonlinewarrior236that's true, blowing into the cartridge accelerates corrosion and doesn't really do anthing to fix the issue (unless it's been sitting in dust for several months) and the thing that actually makes it work again is the fact that you unplugged it and plugged it back in, the blowing part is placebo
The ritual must be performed each time. Even if it's the cables or the TV and not the cart, you must perform the ritual for luck.
Kids wouldn't understand but this was the ritual all gamers did.
Oh yeah, they would never have touched a cartridge before..... I I wonder if there is any equivalent for them but I don't think there is.
@@heyitsgabe1093 when you wipe the ps1 and ps2 cds to get it to work again
@JueVGracee Fair, but there are kids graduating today that were born after the ps3 came out, so that's even staring to exit the age range.
She knows the ancient techniques, a true classic gamer.
Just like slapping the side of an old CRT monitor, there are some old rituals that never fade. I loved the little race sequence, how she yanks out the cables, and all the expressions they have in your animation style!
She really has gamer memory from papa right there.
That's what I thought. I still remember when she first beat Doom and mentioned it to Papa Inugami. He asked "which difficulty?". When she told him, he responded with "Weak. Beat it on Nightmare."
She did.
I'm sure that she grew up watching her dad play Famicom and Super Famicom, probably also playing with him at times. She definitely learned that from him. Which makes her confusion at Towa laughing at her ingrained, instinctual response all the more hilarious.
@@01100101011100100111 It's like someone being confused at someone else laughing at them smacking the old TV model haha
@@01100101011100100111Completely agree, she has it ingrained in her how to tey and fix cardtriges.
Also, papa is a badass if he made her beat doom on nightmare.
海外の人達もSFCに吹き掛けたりするのかな？
Yes 😊
するよ
Yes.
The way I did was cover it with was covered with shirt 👕 and blowed in sections. It worked every time.
I forgot who taught me that.
I did it more for regular NES, especially inside the machine
We sure do~
Poor Towa, too young and inexperienced to know what gamers had to go through throughout the 90s. 😂😂
that's surprising for me, always thought Towa was about the same age as Korone x)
@JohnTabasco Korone has the knowledge heritage from inu-papa, so that’s something she ended up learning at some point. As we know, Towa is more of an FPS girl.
I also know these rules, though mine was more to do with being a after school thing
I already really enjoyed the animation as is, but then I was really happy that a mini JP lesson is included at the end :)
It's especially nice since I don't immerse super often, so more modern slang can definitely go over my head, thanks for that!
Korone is the real one. Ahhh....blowing into the catridge, that's so nostalgic.
Great animation! Korone looked so adorable while pulling the jack
Thanks to this animation, we can now visualize how Towa viewed the struggle~ 🤣
Korone: *blows on Catridge*
Towa: this is the funniest shit I’ve ever seen!
Korone needs to upgrade her technique to cotton swabs and isopropyl.
このカセットをフゥーしながら、「あれ？つかないね。。。」みたいな話するのほんと懐かしい。
Ahh, the ancient art. I was there when it was written.
The art is perfect, especially when Korone looks back at Towa just to laugh at how hard she's laughing
Your art is so beautiful and very expressive, the blowing on cartridge was so nostalgic.
She could probably feel her muscles coming in laughing that much! 🤣
Sometimes you miss the good old days when you would slap the TV if it froze or the sound stopped working and it would work. People would say blowing the cartridge didn't work but every-time we did it, it worked. Dust builds up so we did what we knew worked for us. New games have better graphics/gameplay/controls but they can never recreate the interactions we all had with family and friends. Playing games locally since online play didn't exist, pulling your controller thinking it moved the character or you were too into the moment and got excited and accidentally plugging out your controller. Throwing your controller on the floor or at someone out of frustration knowing it won't break since they were practically made of concrete with how robust and strong they were 😅. Good times.
Korone is just adorable
Today we know blowing into the caridge doesn’t work but we still do it anyway old habits don’t go away.
Korone going for the any % in cartriate fixing.
Damn pulling out all 3 input cables at once brings back memories lol
I love it when Towa goes into a laughing fit, and it’s no wonder it happens so much around Koro-san 😂
Adorable animation!
Blowing the cartridge, wiping the CD with your clothes, OGs know the struggle
I love when Towa-sama laughs so hard her sides hurt, always makes me smile
Korone san and Towa sama have another fun and cute episode together, thank you for animation ❤❤❤ I love the today’s Japanese word too ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your support!🥹💖 I'm really glad you enjoyed it!☺️🙏✨
That is the legit way to fix old games like that tho….
My cousins pioneered the use of what they dubbed “the magic toothbrush” worked every time
God, it brings back a lot of memories 🤣🤣🤣
Sometimes, I even try to fix the cartridge, especially when the plastic that hold the pcb are snapped. 😢
Your Korone is the cutest, Animator san.
YAY!! English version 😊
Blowing the cartridge to fix the game, tale as old as time
One of us.
sometimes if my pc doesnt work, i pat my CPU lightly and said "you got it bud"
Do NOT question the OLD MAGIC
That cartridge might not work anymore. But it is blessed by an idol.
Amazing work as always
101 classic gamer troubleshooting
Korone is a true gamer.
Sasuga doggo, she knows the ancient arts
That was so cute! I love these 2
Man I miss those game cartridge even those disc are way better nowadays just the nostalgia alone.
I miss the good old days when games were games, man.
Towas blessed laughter, Korones fast techniques. The cute art style to go with the story, oh im die thank you foreva
Brings back memories of blowing into my N64 cartridges when I was a kid. 😂😅
The way you animated Korone wagging her tail 😂❤😂❤😂❤ Kawaii!
Funny, knowing what I did back there is what people globally do.
Korone is so cute.
And if that doesnt works, blow into the machine as well.
I miss the days of sitting on a couch together and playing co-op games like halo and gears of war
This is so Korone gamers moment😂
This is THE ritual for kids back then
The good ol' days of blowing in cartridges. An old ritual never forgotten. 😆
Such cute and adorable animations 😄😄😄 Thank you!
oh thanks for the japanese of the day. that's nice to add at the end lol
Also towa so cute in this format. So does Korone.
Only a real, die hard Gamer would pull this stunt.
And only an authentic fan would create such an adorable animation from this classic moment.
Really appreciate that, thank you so much!
The good ol days of cartridges
Blowing the catridge is like no write rules before playing the game
Awesome editing great visuals AND a vocab lesson! this is just too good💯
They need to act like they don't care when starting so that it would work😂
This is 100%true we use to do like this to when we were young
I love your style for them. It fits so well!
My favorite part is 0:25 she looks VERY serious! 😊
True gamer instinct
As a new watcher of the channel, I really like the small Japanese teachings at the end of the video.
This video is animated really well! And the ending section is a nice addition as well! You are amazing, dude
Man the blow option just to make game cartridges work?
I'm old.. XD
step 1: blow it
step 2: hit it
such an cute art beatifully done, greatwork !
As much we all grow up doing that someone else pointed out it is probably bad for the cartridge as you blowing moisture into it, but we dont care must perform the tradition.
Lots of great koronetowa laugh noises and nice animation lol 👍
korone is so funny, i love her
Towa: Try blowing on it again?
Ko'one: *Do not cite the deep magic to me Witch. I was there when it was written.*
This made me smile so hard my cheeks hurt
Ah yes the good old days of cartridges, Korone definitely knows her stuff when it comes to retro games. Also thanks for putting a little Japanese lesson at the end, it's really cool!
THAT CARTRIDGE IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN ME
And another Hololive animation added to my collection
I love this animation! I love how Korone is just like *yoink!* *blows in game cartridge* and Towa just dying of laughter seeing such speed!
Experienced doggo
oh this was adorable
what a hilarious and fun moment XD
This bring back memories. The ritual before playing for all retro gamers back then. I always blow it hard the catridge from side to side twice or three times and also the console.
somehow it become my habit, when i have nintendo switch i also did the same thing 😂
I'm so glad blowing on the cartridge is universal
ah yes the old classic technique
I don't know what I love the most about this: Korone frantically trying to get her SNES to work, including blowing on the cartridge (ah the memories) or Towa laughing at Korone's antics, amplified more by her husky voice.
Blowing into cartridges back in the day was like magic touch for those games to make them work again. Also fun fact I still do that with my old games.
Some viral site once stated that blowing on cartridges did nothing. I was like "Shut up."
The official warning states that “blowing on cartridges” may cause moisture to damage the metal.
Perhaps this was misinterpreted by users.
They did not say “did nothing”.
The classic blow on the cartridge. It usually works
Oh man this takes me back. Korone is an OG