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However, when I was hanging out with my friend, he and I stopped at Game Xchange, where he bought himself his own light-sixer.
When we got back to his place, I placed my light-sixer right next to the one he just bought, and there were actually a couple
differences with the two consoles, even though they're both considered light-sixers.
Firstly, I noticed that his light-sixer had an orange-painted trim going around the panel where the cartridge slot and the six switches
are contained, whereas mine didn't have any painted trim; it was just black. Second of all, on the bottom of the console, I have a
channel select switch in my console, but while we were testing his, I noticed that the channel select switch was curiously missing,
however the hole and label for the switch were still there. Very strange.. I know heavy-sixers are known to have this quirk, however
I double-checked it, and no, his is a light-sixer (supposedly) like mine.
The last odd thing about my friend's light-sixer is that quite a few of the games I have seem to have a hard time fitting in his cartridge
slot, but on my system they slide right in just fine. And also, the casing kind of humps upward where the cartridge slot is on his system,
but my casing is straight.
Has anyone else noticed these subtle differences between multiple light-sixers? And if so, what do you think the explanation behind it is?
Edited by Lodmot, Sun Feb 5, 2012 10:10 PM.
