My first handheld that broke down!
Poor 3DS
Since 2007, I've started buying my own handheld consoles, starting on the Nintendo DS Lite. Up to this very moment, I have 6 handheld consoles in my possession.
As I collected them, I sold some, but bought new ones in exchange. For example, I sold my Nintendo 3DS Japan Red, and bought a New Nintendo 3DS Japan Blue.
I never broke a single one that required replacement. The worse was when my 2007 Nintendo DS Lite's hinge cracked. It was still operational, and was saved by buying a Capdase Aluminum housing.
But this year, I broke my Nintendo 3DS XL Pikachu into a condition that I cannot play a game at its current state. I can play a game, but it's too risky. Here's how it looks like:
Yeah, other than the right hinge cracking, I can't even play it without laying it flat, or else I might risk removing the left part. So there. I needed to buy a new one immediately. Good thing I can transfer every data from the other unit to the next.
So, I immediately bought a New Nintendo 3DS, with Super Mario 3D Land preloaded. I plan to buy a new Nintendo 3DS XL casing and transfer the Nintendo 3DS XL Pikachu contents into it. The outer shell only costs 10 dollars.
So, here it is, working as usual. I actually like how I returned to the regular size, since my first Nintendo 3DS was the regular size.
Now I multitask gaming with my New Nintendo 3DS Japan Blue, when possible XD
Mood Meter
Since 2007, I've started buying my own handheld consoles, starting on the Nintendo DS Lite. Up to this very moment, I have 6 handheld consoles in my possession.
As I collected them, I sold some, but bought new ones in exchange. For example, I sold my Nintendo 3DS Japan Red, and bought a New Nintendo 3DS Japan Blue.
I never broke a single one that required replacement. The worse was when my 2007 Nintendo DS Lite's hinge cracked. It was still operational, and was saved by buying a Capdase Aluminum housing.
But this year, I broke my Nintendo 3DS XL Pikachu into a condition that I cannot play a game at its current state. I can play a game, but it's too risky. Here's how it looks like:
Yeah, other than the right hinge cracking, I can't even play it without laying it flat, or else I might risk removing the left part. So there. I needed to buy a new one immediately. Good thing I can transfer every data from the other unit to the next.
So, I immediately bought a New Nintendo 3DS, with Super Mario 3D Land preloaded. I plan to buy a new Nintendo 3DS XL casing and transfer the Nintendo 3DS XL Pikachu contents into it. The outer shell only costs 10 dollars.
So, here it is, working as usual. I actually like how I returned to the regular size, since my first Nintendo 3DS was the regular size.
Now I multitask gaming with my New Nintendo 3DS Japan Blue, when possible XD
Mood Meter