What do you do with dead games/systems?

[palmer6strings]

There I no way to fix damaged optical media at this time that is really known about. People may say I'm wrong, but all the proof I've ever been shown has been a flop. When information is damaged on the disc/disk it's kind of difficult to fixed that portion of data.

[Shadow_Zero]

Yeah, that's what I thought.
It's unfortunate 

[palmer6strings]

You could always turn it into a clock or use it as a coaster or put it in a collage...

[Shadow_Zero]

Could or couldn't?   
It's too bad, since it concerns a Freeloader and an Action Replay  :/

[palmer6strings]

*Fixed. Could sorry lol.

Ya I think I could come up with more things to do with CDs and DVDs than I could with carts and systems.

I'm guessing freeloader is another cheat device?

[Shadow_Zero]

Freeloader was just to play import games on a Gamecube:
www.amazon.com/Freeloader-Play-Games-Your-GameCube/dp/B002KNSZCU/

[Rx_79]

Had a dead Mario Sunshine, sold it on ebay to someone who needed a case and manual.  

Right now I have a busted sega cd model 1, that I cant repair.  I suspect its one of three things,  

1 Fuse fix failed again.
2 Some random capacitor blow out.
3 power supply female plug connector may have failed.

but right now its a paper wait. If someone has the skills to fix it I would ship it their way.