Columbus Circle has announced a new product called Retro Game Resurrection Spray in Japan, a follow up to their popular Retro Game Resurrection Medicine for Game Cartridges in Japan.
The liquid spray helps users to clean and improve the cartridge readers of their old game consoles, especially if the cartridge reader isn’t working properly. The spray is applied by directly pointing into the passageway and entryway of the cartridge reader:
Columbus Circle says the spray works with cartridges and cartridge readers of Famicom/NES, Super Famicom/SNES, Game Boy, and all major retro game consoles that have a cartridge reader.
Pre-orders are now available on Amazon Japan and are scheduled to ship on June 14, 2019.
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