Depended on where I took the SNES or Sega. At home it was channel 3. At my grandparents house it was channel 4 for some reason.
Forreal tho, who even knew of anybody who played video games on channel 4?
- Thread starter MegaTronBomb!
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Depended on where I took the SNES or Sega. At home it was channel 3. At my grandparents house it was channel 4 for some reason.
Channel 3 was it
I remember having to do this for my NES when I first had it.
I remember having to do this for my NES when I first had it.
haha even to this day, if I stop by my mom's to fix her tv (too many buttons on the remote, she's bound to screw something up)
She's always like "I tried putting it to channel 3 or 4 to see if that works, but nothing"
So I think "channel 3 or 4" is always our generations safety net
like "well if that don't work, we can always try last resort, put it on channel 3"
She's always like "I tried putting it to channel 3 or 4 to see if that works, but nothing"
So I think "channel 3 or 4" is always our generations safety net
like "well if that don't work, we can always try last resort, put it on channel 3"
MegaTronBomb!
Power is in my hair nikka
Parents used to do dumb shyt.
*remembers his mom buying him a SNES game when all he had at the time was a genesis*
you couldn't even get mad cause she'd pull that "
you lucky i bought ya ass anything, so you should be grateful" rant 
the most epic thing is finding out you can play this shyt through the vcr componants. I went through so many rf adapters up until the ps1
kingdizzy01
ATXBBOY
when i was a kid, the tv somehow blocked out channels that had no signal, only way to undo it was with the remote which was missing....
Yup, pretty much my situation. I was not able to turn to ch. 3 with out the remote. Had the SNES and N64 set at ch 4
SirSmokeCrackAlot
Senior Crackhead
Mad people used a vcr for a RF switch. Even after dvd players became popular.
