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.. as to what exactly the inside of a DS cart looks like. They're too small for screws to hold together like the GBA carts, the two halves are just pressed together so they pull apart easily enough.
Except they don't stick back. My poor Mario 64 DS is ruined I say!
:'(
Except they don't stick back. My poor Mario 64 DS is ruined I say!
:'(
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An excuse I use for many of my deeds.
But I suppose it had to be done in the name of science.
Albino-Man wrote:
> Out of interest, Tphi, does the cartridge still work properly after
> you taped it back together?
Thankfully, yep :) Although the sellotape round it does kinda make the cartridge fatter so it's harder to push in/take out :S
> Out of interest, Tphi, does the cartridge still work properly after
> you taped it back together?
Thankfully, yep :) Although the sellotape round it does kinda make the cartridge fatter so it's harder to push in/take out :S
Out of interest, Tphi, does the cartridge still work properly after you taped it back together?
*sinks fangs into Hujo's jugular*
What kind of an idiot would destroy a perfectly good game? I spit on your grave.
Photographic proof required.
My nails > yours
Chipseh, you're just jealous of my wonderful nail paintage skills. Nah, I'll leave that to WS ^_^
Inside it's just a green circuit board with a main chip soldered to the middle, and a smaller chip next to it, that was all. I was expecting so much more :'(
Inside it's just a green circuit board with a main chip soldered to the middle, and a smaller chip next to it, that was all. I was expecting so much more :'(
I'm intruiged, is there a save battery in there?
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