Mine has been through hell and back. Its been so used, that the case has been discolored, and the L trigger has been cracked. Everything still works as intended most of the time.CA519705950 said:If you take care of your DSi, the buttons will last forever and a day.
I think Nintendo's build quality has always been good. I've had my N64 for years... it's taken a bit of a beating and still works fine.Argentum Vir said:Mine has been through hell and back. Its been so used, that the case has been discolored, and the L trigger has been cracked. Everything still works as intended most of the time.CA519705950 said:If you take care of your DSi, the buttons will last forever and a day.
I might take a few pictures to show how beat up it is.CA519705950 said:I think Nintendo's build quality has always been good. I've had my N64 for years... it's taken a bit of a beating and still works fine.Argentum Vir said:Mine has been through hell and back. Its been so used, that the case has been discolored, and the L trigger has been cracked. Everything still works as intended most of the time.CA519705950 said:If you take care of your DSi, the buttons will last forever and a day.
EDIT: touch wood, no jinxing.
shiningnegro said:I know its because of mario kart my d-pad is very loose no function lost but its just really loose but that was because of "snaking" if you know that term.
Haha! This I would like to see... sounds kind of funnyArgentum Vir said:I might take a few pictures to show how beat up it is.CA519705950 said:I think Nintendo's build quality has always been good. I've had my N64 for years... it's taken a bit of a beating and still works fine.Argentum Vir said:Mine has been through hell and back. Its been so used, that the case has been discolored, and the L trigger has been cracked. Everything still works as intended most of the time.CA519705950 said:If you take care of your DSi, the buttons will last forever and a day.
EDIT: touch wood, no jinxing.