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Sometimes electronics just stop working for some reason. If we knew why we wouldn't have to replace them so often.
Oregon Trail... I liked the early versions of it when you went hunting with a scattergun an deer would run across the screen horizontally. You shot with the space bar and had to hit them with the buckshot. Ah, good memories of 4 color graphics...
My favorite had to be Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord. I actually have that in a SNES emulator on my PC. Little known fact, Sir Tech Software operated out of Ogdensburg, NY, which is about 25 miles from my front door.And Lemonade Stand. I was very amused when I found it kicking around the web in flash format.
Anyway, back on topic. You could pick up a card reader at Best Buy, Walmart (maybe), Radio Shack (probably), for between $10 and $30. Or if you're not constrained for time you could grab one on Amazon and/or eBay for $3-$6 delivered. The only problem is a lot them require adapters for Mini and Micro SD cards.
