Custom Make "Any Game" as an NES Cart Necklace Charm

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We do a lot of free ads for Etsy craftspersons, yeah, but this is pretty good: Old school NES carts are available as mini-sized necklace charms, in hypoallergenic silver if you want to upgrade.

http://kotaku.com/5322913/custom-mak...necklace-charm

I wouldn't want a NES cartrige necklace, the artwork looks nice and everything but it looks a little cheap/tacky.

Though a keyring I would, but only of a NES console to go alongside the N64 keyring I purchased 10 years ago.

thats awesome!
i would totally buy a zelda one but unfortunately i cant exactly order things right now
of course if i could i wouldnt be hurting so bad for ds flash cart

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Originally Posted by VampDude

I wouldn't want a NES cartrige necklace, the artwork looks nice and everything but it looks a little cheap/tacky.

Though a keyring I would, but only of a NES console to go alongside the N64 keyring I purchased 10 years ago.

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If spoken aloud with the acronym, you'd want it to be an N-E-S to sound better, unless you pronounce it as "Ness" in which case you'd be right. Because people pronounce it two different ways, both ways are correct.

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Originally Posted by DanTheManMS

If spoken aloud with the acronym, you'd want it to be an N-E-S to sound better, unless you pronounce it as "Ness" in which case you'd be right. Because people pronounce it two different ways, both ways are correct.

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Many people just Call it NES (sounding like Nez - the S vanishes in speach), not taking into thought the letters meant Nintendo Entertainment System.

I used to call it N.E.S. until the Super Nintendo, which I never recall anyone calling it anything other than SNES not S.N.E.S. which I found weird but here in the UK it was normal so the N.E.S. kinda became NES instantaneously for me.

At the time, I don't think Nintendo thought too much about the name and how it would be pronounced because both are too long.

Consoles these days don't have the problem with being mis-pronounced... Except when the Wii was released I saw an Australian on YouTube calling it a "Whyi - Wi i". lol

I think calling it "Nez" and "Snez" is more of a UK thing. Everyone I've ever talked to here in the US have called them "N.E.S" and either "S.N.E.S" or just "Super Nintendo"

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Originally Posted by DanTheManMS

I think calling it "Nez" and "Snez" is more of a UK thing.

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I don't think it is, the "S" only sounds like a "Z" so we don't actually call them Nez/Snez.

I found people in English spoken countries calling it the above mentioned on YouTube, which I pointed the second as to when it's said.

Someone from the UK. [0.24]



Someone from Australia. [0.03]



And some American kid. [0.07]



:rolleyes: