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Just wondering, would anything happen to the card if i keep switching my DSTwo between my original DS and my 3DS? Don't want to risk borking it
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I mean, you do run the risk of bending it the wrong way if you're not careful with it, and you will just aid in continued wear and oxidation of the contacts on the PCB at a painstakingly slow rate...
You're not going to damage anything. If you're comfortable switching a regular DS cart between consoles frequently you've got nothing to worry about with the DSTWO or any other cart for that matter. Just have fun with it
For what it's worth, my original DSTWO from three or so years ago is still going strong. At least, I think it is, I gave it to my ex a few months back and for obvious reasons don't really know what ever became of it since.
You're not going to damage anything. If you're comfortable switching a regular DS cart between consoles frequently you've got nothing to worry about with the DSTWO or any other cart for that matter. Just have fun with it
For what it's worth, my original DSTWO from three or so years ago is still going strong. At least, I think it is, I gave it to my ex a few months back and for obvious reasons don't really know what ever became of it since.
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ah ok, thanks! Was worried the different firmware of the consoles could mess up something, glad it doesnt
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