What doe this mean?

[Jeneki]

The 16-bit days were full of awesome "universal language" warnings like that. My favorite was on some import TurboCD games, which had a drawing of an angry player stomping discs in half, with a big red X through it.

[BIL]

"Eh, fuck Miclus. Only thing he's good for is getting me killed in RF2. Oh CHRIST"

[Estebang]

The 16-bit days were full of awesome "universal language" warnings like that. My favorite was on some import TurboCD games, which had a drawing of an angry player stomping discs in half, with a big red X through it.

The Famicom Disk System is probably the best example of this.

It came with two manuals: a standard technical one for the adults buying it, and a manga for the kids where Rumiko Takahashi-esque characters bring home a Disk System, give various safety warnings, and explain how the rewritable disks worked. I believe someone has scanlated it.

[J_Taishu]

ROFL!

It's most likely saying something like "Please don't rotate your TV it might break, but if you do, for gods sakes rotate it the proper direction (counterclockwise)"

It says to only use a monitor which are specifically designed to be used vertically.
Normal home use TVs can suffer from color deviation (or outright break) if propped up vertically.
Also, Seibu cannot be held liable for any damages you cause breaking your TV by attempting to rotate it.

[Spyke]

Thanks J. You put it very succinctly and it sounds absolutely as expected

Shame it wasn't something more comical though...!

Ant

[dunpeal2064]

"Eh, fuck Miclus. Only thing he's good for is getting me killed in RF2. Oh CHRIST"

You know you love him! Although, I don't know why so many of them like hanging out on Violet Head.