In a press release emailed to customers, Restricted Run says these two video games weren’t manufactured by its “common” manufacturing accomplice. “Resulting from a problem with voltage regulation, there’s a small probability that extended use of those titles may lead to harm to both the cartridge or the console {hardware},” Restricted Run says.
The corporate is stopping additional shipments of the video games to clients in order that it could possibly re-manufacture them itself “by way of our trusted manufacturing accomplice,” in keeping with the assertion. Anybody who has already obtained the video games can be despatched “a newly manufactured model of their title mechanically,” Restricted Run says. The corporate doesn’t suggest utilizing the older model of the video games.
Prospects can ask for a refund if they need by contacting customer support. The 2 video games at the moment aren’t on the market.
Restricted Run says the producer that produced Rugrats and Piopow “has solely labored on a really small handful” of Restricted Run titles, and the corporate is “going via our again catalogue of NES titles manufactured by this provider and testing for attainable points.”