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My A and X buttons are having a bit of trouble. I have to press them relatively hard to make them work. During a normal gaming session when I don't think, I sometimes miss pressing one of the buttons at the right time.
Currently, I have three options:
- Disassemble the entire bottom half of the system and clean the buttons and contacts
- Perform a system transfer to my 2DS
- Ask you guys if there are any alternatives
I'm obviously doing the third option now, before doing the drastic first option or usage-deducting (what's the limit? 5?) second option. It's an Ambassador system with a few eShop games and DLC purchases, so breaking it would be infuriating.
My A button was like that for most of the main story in Pokémon Y, but then it just fixed itself. It was probably stickiness or dust. I assume you're looking for an alternative that isn't sending it to Nintendo. If you're a risk taker then do the first option.
Nintendo also suggests a toothbrush quickfix, that might tell you something.
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My A button was like that for most of the main story in Pokémon Y, but then it just fixed itself. It was probably stickiness or dust. I assume you're looking for an alternative that isn't sending it to Nintendo. If you're a risk taker then do the first option.
Nintendo also suggests a toothbrush quickfix, that might tell you something. |
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You know darn well the first option is the best (and you know, you have a friend who has done this before without problem.
Why is it everytime I suggest something to you you still don't trust it? |
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I got a broken PlayStation Portable from a garage sale that needs a new disc drive but otherwise works fine, including four games: GTA: Liberty City Stories, Rock Band: Unplugged, FIFA Soccer, and Rainbow Six Vegas. I also picked up my reserved copy of New Super Mario Bros. 2 today.
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My A and X buttons are having a bit of trouble. I have to press them relatively hard to make them work. During a normal gaming session when I don't think, I sometimes miss pressing one of the buttons at the right time.
Currently, I have three options: - Disassemble the entire bottom half of the system and clean the buttons and contacts - Perform a system transfer to my 2DS - Ask you guys if there are any alternatives I'm obviously doing the third option now, before doing the drastic first option or usage-deducting (what's the limit? 5?) second option. It's an Ambassador system with a few eShop games and DLC purchases, so breaking it would be infuriating. |
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Going to bump this up. Any other ideas before I perform a system transfer?
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