Is it normal for a switch to scratch the contacts of game carts? Literally all of the game carts I own have thin long scratch marks that was probably caused by the cartridge slot making contact and scratching the back of the carts when inserting them in. Is this normal? I have the v2 switch. Does this happen on the og switch as well?
Gaming My game cartridges have scratch marks on the contacts
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This is caused by the pins in the switches cartridge slot making contact with the pins on the back of the cartridge. This is perfectly normal.
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