Meh, I love that actually, each to their own though!Username posted on May 29 2009 at 11:12 PM said:
i'd buy that. for negative five hundred dollars.Aethix posted on May 29 2009 at 11:57 PM said:
The only operating system for me.
I'd exchange my copy of Windows 95 for that.Xian Long posted on May 29 2009 at 09:03 PM said:i'd buy that. for negative five hundred dollars.Aethix posted on May 29 2009 at 11:57 PM said:
The only operating system for me.
holy flying windows. i also happen to drop my ds quite frequently, however, it only takes scratches, no cracks. it looks like a chunk of the hinge is gone, so i don't think you can fix that, although, if the LEDs still work, you can superglue that part back on and find some sort of substitution for the part of the hinge that's gone.I don't really want to make a new topic for this so here goes: My little brother is very reckless and drops my DS all of the time. One day when he dropped it and cracked the hinge. I told him to stop playing it, and that I would fix it later. He didn't stop playing it and brought it over to a friend's house today. He somehow managed to pull it into two separate pieces. I can't fucking do anything with it now and was wondering if it was possible to fix. Here is a pic of the damage:
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Hook him up with a nice pink replacement case. That'll teach him not to fuck with da hui/his ds
It's actually my DS, but still thank you for that link, I'm gonna try it. Also, he doesn't care about it as he's getting a brand new PSP for his birthday on Tuesday.Nova posted on May 31 2009 at 08:13 PM said:
You'd better shock test that PSP for him when he gets it
You'd better shock test that PSP for him when he gets it ;"] [/quote]you'd better make sure he can't kill someone with it when he drops it.
No probs. Apparently it's an easy fix
