Gaming Hardware Newcomer to gbatemp

[IceBolt7]

Hi everyone! After a while of reading the great advice on here I decided to make an account!
For a little about me,I'm a lifelong gamer,an amateur modder,and I can repair some consoles.

 

[CoolMe]

Hello @IceBolt7 and welcome to GBATemp!

 

[BigOnYa]

Welcome aboard!

 

[SylverReZ]

Well Hello ,

And Welcome to GBAtemp! We have gamers and programmer from around the world!

We have people with:


Not to mention PC gamers, Game Cubers and Retro gamers as well.

Enjoy our Wonderful site

 

[benone]

Welcome at Gbatemp!
what consoles did you repair recently and what did you mod?

 

[IceBolt7]

Welcome at Gbatemp!
what consoles did you repair recently and what did you mod?

Thanks! Recently I've been working on some ds lites. They both needed new top screens. I haven't modded anything recently but I know how to mod:dsi,Wii,Wii u, psp,3ds,and ps vita.

 

[benone]

well that's good!
thanks for answering my question! I was curious!
I heard that Wiis are quite easy to install homebrews on them.

 

[IceBolt7]

Hi,I have a new question. ( I can't post new threads yet) I'm going to mod my v2 switch with a chip and I was wondering how to fit the chip behind the metal plate? Or should I clip the plate?

 

[BigOnYa]

Hi,I have a new question. ( I can't post new threads yet) I'm going to mod my v2 switch with a chip and I was wondering how to fit the chip behind the metal plate? Or should I clip the plate?

If you look in the Switch section there is info about chip installs. But i think it depends on the chip you use to mod, whether you need to clip away the plate or not. Example-
https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/

 

[IceBolt7]

If you look in the Switch section there is info about chip installs. But i think it depends on the chip you use to mod, whether you need to clip away the plate or not.

Ok,I'll check the switch section. Thanks

 

[AncientBoi]