#nintendo question

[elis-corner]

Can someone give me a coherent answer to my question?

I have one 3DS, and one cartridge for Pokemon Moon. If I were to buy another copy of the game, would I have another save file, and would anything happen to the old one?

I've really wanted to get it again to relive some childhood nostalgia, but I don't want to waste money on something that won't actually work.

[ninjaphilosopher666]

Hey can someone help answer me this question??

So I have a switch and bought digital copies on my account. My brother plays those games as well on his own account (which isn’t registered). I’m thinking of getting a new switch and giving him that one. BUT I still want to play my digital games but also allow him to play the digital games from his account.

How do I make this work? The articles I found are very confusing.

Please let me know if I need to tweak my question for it to make sense. I’m just as confused lol.

And on a even MORE confusing side note: I’m thinking of buying animal crossing digitally. But I think my bro wants to play that as well. Should I just get a physical copy and share it?

[helle-quinn]

Nintendo 64 Question

So I’ve had a Nintendo 64 for.... years. Always had the usual little glitches of having to blow the cartridge, but it would always turn on. 

I moved to a new place and dug it out to try to play it, but while the red light would come on the console, I was getting no picture. Replaced the AV cords, and tried it on two different tvs. Also tried it with different games, and still nothing.

I’ve read online that sometimes it can be an issue with higher quality tvs, but i know it worked when I had a 70-some inch 3D tv. Now I tried it on my ultra high def (the 4k ones), as well as a regular high def. 

I’m not sure if it’s an issue with the console, or if my tvs are too advanced. I don’t want to buy a new console and it turn out it’s the tv. 

Anyone have any idea how I can tell whether it’s the console or the tv? I don’t have access to a lower grade tv.