Nintendo I have the first nintendo and when i am playing a game it will shut down and go to a flashing blue screen.I cleaned it with alcahol and still won't work

Video games consoles want you to understand them and they will disobey you if they think that you don't have enough experience or no experience at all. You are going to have to earn yout consoles trust by cleaning it out or by cleaning out the game packs with qutips and rubbing alcohol. Mine are like that then they only will listen to me.

Usually if a Nintendo 64 won't start up even though it's connected properly, it's because the cartridge contacts are dirty. Try blowing out the cartridge slot with canned air, that usually works for me. If that doesn't work, you may also need to clean your game(s).

Is it still under warranty? Call Nintendo and have them repair it for you. I had the same exact issue, Nintendo solved my problem in less than a week.

Well the blue screen is a sign and a sympotom of a power supply failure then. So it won't work any more.

This is usually solved by blowing in the cartridge and putting it back in firmly (don't slam it). It just means that the contacts on the game aren't all properly touching the pins on the system. You may also find it useful to put rubbing alcohol on a q tip, wringing out the excess moisture, and gently clean the gold parts inside of he game. Then allow it plenty of time (i.e. 3 hours) to dry before playing. Make sure that you put in the game straight and properly when you go to play. If this does not work then you may want to look into either cleaning the pins on the Game Boy, or there may be something wrong with the game itself. Try then to play it in a different Game Boy. I hope this helped.

try getting a new cable from ebay or any other stores if that doesnt work that means that ur 64 has an error in the system good luck!!

did you clean inside of the wii consle

Hi sounds like the common fault found with these old retro consoles. Flashing light is mostly because the system does not make good contact with the game. which may be because of a worn out connector pins in side the console or dirty games recommend cleaning all your games with a game cartridge paste cleaner and replacing the connector pin with a new one. see http://www.gameoz.com.au/store/nintendo-entertainment-system/nes-accessories/ they carry these items and included photo instructions.

Power Light Shuts Off
If the power shuts off during game play (even as much as 30 minutes after the system is turned on), then turns off and won't turn back on or the fan isn't working, the system needs repair.

Power Light Flashes
If the power light flashes once when power button is pressed, then turns off and won't turn back on, the system needs repair

I THINK UR DS IS SCREWED UP BUT THE SHELL DIDNT DO ANYTHING