![]() |
Do you leave the disc in your Cube?
Like Crono, I had a question. In the Cube manual it says to take the game disc out when you don't use it.
Do you do that? I'm used to doing that b/c I did it all the time with my other Nintendos. But it sure sux. I do take out the electricity plug every time. :) |
I leave my discs in all the time, I don't think it matters much. And I always leave my GCN plugged in, too...
|
Some times I leave the disc inside the system becuase I forget about it. After playing games for a long time. But most of the time I take them out.
|
I used to take them out but recently I've been keeping them in.
*shrugs and walks away* |
games stay in my Cube.... I don't know which is in now, but I'm sure it's either Animal Crossing or NBA 2k3.
|
I leave it plugged because sometimes I have to set it again. Might as well have it plugged in. I also leave the disc in because I want to go back to where I left off instead of wasting the time of taking it out and then putting it back in. :P
|
I leave the disc in and I leave it plugged in... *shrugs* I don't see how it could hurt anything (well, at least leaving the disc in)... I left the discs in my PSX and DC all the time... And I've left all my systems plugged in all the time...
|
The way I see it, leaving the disk in does more help that harm... it protects the lense.
|
Quote:
|
I take the disc out every time, but I never unplug it.
|
Quote:
|
I always leave the games in and leave it plugged in. I agree with Bobcat that leaving it in prevents scratching when transporting to and fro from the case to the cube.
|
I used to take out my '64 cart's all the time, but with my 'Cube I don't since its a disc and its not gonna really do any harm sitting in there waiting for the power button:sneaky::D
|
Well, if I'm going to play the game again the next time, I leave it in. And I don't unplug the cube because that would just drain the internal clock battery. The only problem with leaving the cube plugged in would be the risk of lightning causing a power surge or something :D.
This is the way I shut it off though: - Go to main menu - Open lid - Take disk out (after it stips spinning)/keep disk in - Press the power button off (if disk is still in, wait for it to stop spinning) - Close lid. |
I always turn all the power points in my room off overnight. My stereo has a little standby light which I see at night if I've forgotten. But the AC adaptor for my modem gets pretty warm if left on, and the computer speakers make a low hum even when they're turned off, so I just turn everything off when I go to sleep.
As for disks in the 'Cube, I always leave them in there. Mainly for the issues of damage when putting them in/out all the time as mentioned above. |
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 12:49 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.6.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
GameTavern