Anyone remember this?
Well Mike's nephew gave me a broken DS Lite that was run over by a car. Interestingly enough the only thing wrong with it is the screens don't work so well, but the board and everything inside is just fine. So I am going to replace the broken screen and a few other parts, then throw my old shell on there and remake that DS! But first I need my brother to ship down my parts from Massachusetts (they were left behind in a box we forgot.) After that I will start work on fixing it.
On a side note, damn Nintendo products are tough. I mean this is like the 4th DS I have worked with that had something like run over with a car and still only suffered minor damages. Hell this one was also in some water to add on to the shit to happen to the poor thing and it still works (more or less.) If there is one thing Nintendo knows how to do, it's make tough systems.
Well Mike's nephew gave me a broken DS Lite that was run over by a car. Interestingly enough the only thing wrong with it is the screens don't work so well, but the board and everything inside is just fine. So I am going to replace the broken screen and a few other parts, then throw my old shell on there and remake that DS! But first I need my brother to ship down my parts from Massachusetts (they were left behind in a box we forgot.) After that I will start work on fixing it.
On a side note, damn Nintendo products are tough. I mean this is like the 4th DS I have worked with that had something like run over with a car and still only suffered minor damages. Hell this one was also in some water to add on to the shit to happen to the poor thing and it still works (more or less.) If there is one thing Nintendo knows how to do, it's make tough systems.
