LoL, can't say, but sorry. That's funny.

 

No.

These are the worst case scenarios:

They keep the acekard.
They keep the MicroSD.
They wipe the MicroSD clean.

Or maybe they won't touch it at all, because for all they know, they have the original games. I don't know what kind of trouble he would get into...

 

Damn, your cousin's family may get into somewhat of a crisis there. I'm not sure what will happen, but it's not going to be good.

You gotta teach the family about piracy at least.

 

If you were supposed to remove the cart before sending it in, then they might just keep it and lie, knowing full well you'll need to take them to court to get it back, and you can't just make a news story about it either to make them look bad.

Hope the guy that handles it isn't a dick, or doesn't know what a flash cart is.

 

I think all they do is send it back along with a letter telling they can't fix it because of the flash cart

it dosen't matter if it was sent to nintendo or gamestop

 

My aunt knew about the Acekard and piracy stuff but she thought it was one of thier regular games in slot-1.
Also were not sure if the people at gamestop did the repair themselves or sent it to nintendo.
The cousins I gave the Acekard to is either six or seven I can't remember =P

 

ha ha, when you send in your system for repairs they tell you to take out/off any games, dust cover for gba slot, stylus and any other accessories such as wrist straps or cases/covers. You should never ever leave anything that isn't bolted to the system in or on it because they can either lose it or it can be stolen by some a-hole....so whether it was a legit game or not, the aunt should have been instructed to take everything out of the system before bringing/sending it in.