I found out that my 3DS has apparently stopped working almost completely. It's not turning on, even with the charge cord plugged in. And Nintendo doesn't even make 3DSes anymore.
All I wanted to do was play some Warioware Gold... even though I only had the Demo version.
I found out that my 3DS has apparently stopped working almost completely. It's not turning on, even with the charge cord plugged in. And Nintendo doesn't even make 3DSes anymore.
All I wanted to do was play some Warioware Gold... even though I only had the Demo version.
FR Time +3 | He/Him | I can be pretty strange at times
Awww, man, big oof. If I could, I'd send you my 3DS 'cause I haven't touched it since I got my Switch Lite, but I have no clue where I put it anyways.
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Awww, man, big oof. If I could, I'd send you my 3DS 'cause I haven't touched it since I got my Switch Lite, but I have no clue where I put it anyways.
Trying to get it repaired is the best bet! A new one may be hard to get, after all, and I know that there's places that fix electronics- if something ever happens to mine, that's where I'm going to get it fixed.
Trying to get it repaired is the best bet! A new one may be hard to get, after all, and I know that there's places that fix electronics- if something ever happens to mine, that's where I'm going to get it fixed.
If you feel like taking it into your own hands, there's ways you can diagnose the problem yourself! Just takes a few guides to walk you through some steps. I don't know much about 3DS's personally, but just from looking around there seems to be some easy steps you can take to try and repair it on your own. If you want!
If you feel like taking it into your own hands, there's ways you can diagnose the problem yourself! Just takes a few guides to walk you through some steps. I don't know much about 3DS's personally, but just from looking around there seems to be some easy steps you can take to try and repair it on your own. If you want!
It sucks, but with old video games the way of the future is in emulation.
It sucks, but with old video games the way of the future is in emulation.
One day, will these too become but distant memories?
. . .
Yes, in the blink of an eye.
