Every console opened up, recapped where it needs it, cleaned, and play-tested for an hour before it ships. The parts replaced are listed on the receipt.
Capacitors, connectors, batteries: each replacement is listed, so you know what you paid for.
Each console runs a real game for an hour before it is boxed. Faults show up here, not at your house.
Every console ships with the cable or upscaler advice for your television, so the picture is sharp.
Thirty-year-old capacitors fail. Buyers of old hardware pay for the one word that says they will not.
The idea behind the name