Let's get down to business: you can rebuild it. You can make it stronger. You can fix your own DS. Not that you would, since Nintendo has such amazing customer service, but the relative inexpensive price of the handheld means that you can feel free to tinker and disassemble your old one with no fear and get your learn on, as you purchase a newer model to keep you warm at night and actually play games. Replacing a screen, fixing a broken hinge and just about any other major overhaul you could need to do to your DS is covered in this guide.
Handy, eh?
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12-18-2007 @ 1:29PM
hvnlysoldr said...
Is there one for the old model GBA or GCN? Cause mine's broken and if I can fix it for cheap I can play SMB DX.
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12-18-2007 @ 1:53PM
Fank said...
Then look ffs!
And what is it with people mixing horrible music over videos?
12-18-2007 @ 4:05PM
Dig said...
I checked some of the other entries this YouTube user put up. It looks like he has many videos for disassembling other systems, but it only covers PSP, DS, and Gameboy Micro. I didn't check to make sure they were in English either. You could check them out for yourself. It's the thrill of the hunt!