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anyone had any problems with theirs??
the "up" direction on the grey analogue stick on mine has given up and gives really minimal performance now, i wouldn't mind but i've had it about 6 months and i didn't have time to play for a lot of the time so it's had hardly any use....
to make it worse, i can't even open it up and fix it cos it uses these odd triange shaped screwheads... anyone know where to get a tool to open these up?
the "up" direction on the grey analogue stick on mine has given up and gives really minimal performance now, i wouldn't mind but i've had it about 6 months and i didn't have time to play for a lot of the time so it's had hardly any use....
to make it worse, i can't even open it up and fix it cos it uses these odd triange shaped screwheads... anyone know where to get a tool to open these up?
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Microchips wrote:
> You need a tri-wing screwdriver. I have one.
>
>
> www.xyramax.com
>
> I got it for my GBA (before I got my SP) but they're the same screws.
.. and thank you too, i'll pick one up
cheers!
> You need a tri-wing screwdriver. I have one.
>
>
> www.xyramax.com
>
> I got it for my GBA (before I got my SP) but they're the same screws.
.. and thank you too, i'll pick one up
cheers!
Practical Magic wrote:
> All Nintendo hardware has a 24 month guarantee as long as it's not
> been misued -
aaahhhhhh, sometimes that "you learn something new every day" happens at just the right time :) *puts down screwdriver*
cheers dude... i'll do that
> All Nintendo hardware has a 24 month guarantee as long as it's not
> been misued -
aaahhhhhh, sometimes that "you learn something new every day" happens at just the right time :) *puts down screwdriver*
cheers dude... i'll do that
You need a tri-wing screwdriver. I have one.
www.xyramax.com
I got it for my GBA (before I got my SP) but they're the same screws.
www.xyramax.com
I got it for my GBA (before I got my SP) but they're the same screws.
MMMMMMMMMMMM Dry sweat *drools*
Nah, my controllers are fine. Best controllers ever, except maybe for the N64 ones.
Monkey_With_Attitude wrote:
> Nope, had no problems like that with any of mine.
>
> But, on two of my controllers a L and R shoulder button make a loud
> spring like noise whenever you push them down. I think I dropped them,
> must of done.
Thats a hit that would have caused that.
I beg you all NOT to open up the controller 3D analog compartment.
Its NEAR-IMPOSSIBLE to put back together (took me 3 hours!) Its full of dry sweat too. :-D
> Nope, had no problems like that with any of mine.
>
> But, on two of my controllers a L and R shoulder button make a loud
> spring like noise whenever you push them down. I think I dropped them,
> must of done.
Thats a hit that would have caused that.
I beg you all NOT to open up the controller 3D analog compartment.
Its NEAR-IMPOSSIBLE to put back together (took me 3 hours!) Its full of dry sweat too. :-D
Nope, had no problems like that with any of mine.
But, on two of my controllers a L and R shoulder button make a loud spring like noise whenever you push them down. I think I dropped them, must of done.
But, on two of my controllers a L and R shoulder button make a loud spring like noise whenever you push them down. I think I dropped them, must of done.
Still got your receipt for when you bought the thing ? You have ? Ring Nintendo on the number in the back of the Gamecube instruction book and they should sort it out
All Nintendo hardware has a 24 month guarantee as long as it's not been misued - so don't try sort it yourself !
All Nintendo hardware has a 24 month guarantee as long as it's not been misued - so don't try sort it yourself !
anyone had any problems with theirs??
the "up" direction on the grey analogue stick on mine has given up and gives really minimal performance now, i wouldn't mind but i've had it about 6 months and i didn't have time to play for a lot of the time so it's had hardly any use....
to make it worse, i can't even open it up and fix it cos it uses these odd triange shaped screwheads... anyone know where to get a tool to open these up?
the "up" direction on the grey analogue stick on mine has given up and gives really minimal performance now, i wouldn't mind but i've had it about 6 months and i didn't have time to play for a lot of the time so it's had hardly any use....
to make it worse, i can't even open it up and fix it cos it uses these odd triange shaped screwheads... anyone know where to get a tool to open these up?
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