New Game, No Way To Play

Near the house there is a small antique shop called The Trinket Box.  A few months back my wife and I were browsing this store looking for who knows what when I spotted an old Nintendo.  Looking back now, I wish I had picked it up.  It was bundled together with The Legend of Zelda and Mario Bros/Duck Hunt, and even had the zapper gun with it.  Due to this one run in with this Nintendo, I decided to go check this place out today. 

After some thorough searching, I found a stack of old Super Nintendo games.  I looked around to see if there was a system and unfortunately I saw none.  I quickly looked through the games, and found on that quickly caught my eye.  I took it up to the counter and while checking out asked if she had any old gaming consoles around.  It was then that I was told she had one, that came with the stack of games, yet she sent it to her nephew so he could see if it still worked.  It was a little disappointing, but I am hoping that, for one it does work, and two that the nephew does not want it.  I gave the owner my number so she could contact me in the instance she got any old games or consoled in.  She said she would let me know about the console as soon as she heard back from her Nephew, which I am hoping it is soon.

I hope that it is soon, because like I said, I bought a game for it.  This is a game that in the past I spent hours playing on my Uncle Melvin's SNES.  It to me is probably in my top ten of all games.  I have never beaten it, but hopefully that will change soon.  So here it is, The Adventures of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

Thanks guys for reading.  I hope you all enjoyed, and stay tuned for more.