Back to spinal's Blog ( Created 14 August 2008 | Last Edited 14 August 2008)Rants 'n' Raves : DS broke again! :(
| OK, yet again my DS has inevitably broke, the same way every other DS breaks. The right shoulder has cracked. I managed to catch this before it broke off, and as I still had that green case I got that time, I replaced the lower inside plastic. So it's gone from a partial case replacement, in which the outside was white and the inside black (looked kinda cool if I do say so myself) to white on the outside, see-through green on the inside.
You can see a couple of scratches already on the green, but as of yet this is nothing to worry about.
What really needs to be done, is someone to make a new case with a super strong corner, perhaps the middle plastic should be metal instead, as the whole left corner is full of holes, with not real strength to it, even though it is the part of the case that needs it the most. |
Latest Comments
| Posted : Tuesday, 23 September 2008, 03:27 |
cthug
  
| I have the answer
BUY A PSP. Had mine 2 years(almost) still in good condition. They are great for dev too.
| | Posted : Tuesday, 23 September 2008, 04:33 |
steve_ancell
| It reminds me of the Amstrad days... Good gear with bad cosmetics.
| | Posted : Tuesday, 23 September 2008, 09:46 |
flying_cucco
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Erk.
| | Posted : Tuesday, 23 September 2008, 09:48 |
Jayenkai
| Yup..
It's always that corner that goes first!
| | Posted : Tuesday, 23 September 2008, 16:50 |
steve_ancell
| Do any of the NDS owners ever report that to Nintendo ?. Feedback should lead to more refined products !.
| | Posted : Tuesday, 23 September 2008, 23:12 |
9572AD
| I've heard about the screen hinge cracking before, but none of the 5 DS Lites in my family have experienced it. My mom has played hers so much that her touchscreen is all scratched up and unresponsive in places, but no cracks.
| | Posted : Tuesday, 23 September 2008, 23:19 |
Jayenkai
| I'm sure hundreds, if not thousands, have reported this to Nintendo. ..
Easily fixable, and I'm not sure why they haven't...
| | Posted : Wednesday, 24 September 2008, 03:05 |
spinal
| All they would need to do, is make the right corner strong enough, I would think it to be a very simple fix, however, people are happy to just buy a new ds when it happens, and Nintendo are making plenty money so replacing damaged ds's under warranty is probably cheaper for them.
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