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Hello all!

I'm a Singaporean living in Australia.

I stumbled upon GBAtemp while doing a search on google to find for a solution to my broken Switch.

Hope I can get help to fix my switch and get involve in the interesting discussions on the Nintendo Switch scene.

Cheers!
 
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Welcome. 你系星加坡人所以你识讲广东话，系咪？ We should only speak English here, I’m being naughty. I also live in Australia (not Japan)
 
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