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Keep it OG you can always buy a blank new shell if you want to move it to a new case.

I love this light! Never seen one like this before 😱

I say, sure, why not, do it

I say full refurb

Thanks for doing this process slowly so it can be seen in detail

I got here after doom scrolling through so much crap. Glad I stumbled into your channel!

Can u help me?

Secfond

Frist

Nice, I guess it's kind of a habit and it feels good to restore things like this even if it's just cleaning

Also, if you're keeping the cart, it doesn't really matter what you do with it aesthetically. What will make you happy? So long as you're not destroying it, have it at your pleasure.

Wait!? You only have 136 subscribers? Not anymore! I'm 137! Well done! Excellent problem solving skills and applied tech skills! I've been at the electronics repair and tinkering thing for two decades, and I'm impressed. Tight editing on the video, as well. I can't wait to see more of what you get up to. Happy Holidays, friend!

Should have Nintendo printed on the board And you should be able to see that from the bottom of the cartridge without even opening it For me if I don't see the logo, its a repro cart The two different colour plastic back and front also make me dubious

Wow nice work, I would've said nope, bought a Japanese gold or silver and swap the ROM

Please do not referbish the case or label! Just like coins, they look best when they are real :) When it comes to the board, Do everything and anything you can to keep it working great for years to come :)

Doctor there was a problem with her crack. Nice fix👍

Bought three controllers off you over the past year. Excellent work. About as good as new as one could get.

Great Video, all the luck to ya

I would keep it as it is!

Lovely. Would have been nice to see the label being applied at the end of the video, you know, for satisfactory purposes 😛

I'd leave it cosmetically as it is; if you really want to have a minty looking copy of the game... use a donor N64 cart to clean and put printed labels on, then put the game pcb into that. Best of both worlds.

Классная оптика😊

Interesting to see considering I've fixed at least 10+ GBA Pokemon games, but I'm not good at console repair. DS games are really hard for me, Game gears are fun though.

Love your content. You make these fixes so interesting to watch (this coming from someone who doesn't have the skills set or knowledge like you do!). Keep making content, I'm loving it!! 👌

great stuff, i have the exact same cart with an intermitant fault maybe its the same thing. Your video has made me want to dig it out and give it a try. keep it up new sub from me :)

Why does this have like no views? Super cool, brother.

Thanks

Can I send in my ps5 controller that has mad stick drift?? I'm in england

Nice vid mate! Right now I'm trying to fix some OEM joystick which lead to confusion. Maybe the lane on the main PCB make the left analog keep drifting. Who knows.

Sometimes I add graphite to the membrane, especially if the triggers are weak.

Did you have any trouble with the fitment of the shoulder buttons?

Great work! Glad you were able to save this neglected Pokemon Blue

Great work and excellent technique, thank you for putting this video out there! Very few people doing dualshock 2 repairs where I live and a LOT of misinformation on correct procedure online, especially since AssemblerGames forum went offline around 2020 and the info got buried deeper behind wayback machine and so on (there were zero viable youtube tutorials I could see on this process when I started learning the art of dualshock 2 repair in late 2019). These H variant PS2 controllers can be slightly tricky to repair for the uninitiated but its so rewarding to bring these back to life with an 18 or 19 pin connector and a fresh membrane (as well as providing an element of future proofing for easier repair if the replacement membrane dies down the line). I think getting to grips with this specific repair for H variant controllers helped me hone my soldering techniques more than I initially anticipated. From the importance of good thermal management to prevent lifiting pads whilst removing the original connector; to trace repair (when I accidentally burned some of the fpc's connector pads!); to the importance of carefully deep cleaning and removing any stray flux from the ribbon connector (to prevent ghost inputs from stray flux on the contacts), to testing the integrity of my SMD solder joints using both a multimeter and the tweezer "wiggle" test. Even now most retro game shops near me claim they don't seem to have any other guys that do Dualshock 2 refurnishment/repairs. Even though I'll lose my little niche as a result, I really hope the knowledge on correct repairs keeps spreading. Videos like this really helps set the record straight. Thank you!

Thanks for the content, not sure if retrosix sells these boards, then just moving the components to the new board. All the best with the channel.

Found you as a recommendation. Thats a lot of work enjoyed the video and subbed straight away look forward to more interesting videos like this

Nice

So satisfying watching the clean up 😍

Excellent video mate 👍 repairs like these are skill enhancers and patience builders. I'm glad you caught the error during editing and decided to go back to fix it Bravo!👏

Wow, master at work! I believe people would still buy and play it (me included). To best mark the work input, I'd make a small sticker that'd say "kintsugi" or "sashiko" to mark it as repaired and as is! But Wow man, this was a heckton of work O,o congrats. Never subscribed this quick!

Dr. Pepper is great, but not for GameBoy games.

Can I ask where u get the replacement label

Some questionable soldering here and there. But overall really good! How much could i snag that game off of you?

I haven't touched a Wii in a solid decade but I still want a Yoshi wiimote now lol. A Yoshi PS5 controller would be more practical though

Wow! Never seen this kind of wii remote before. Very cool!

Awesome stuff as always! Keep it up sir!

😍 so satisfying to watch! Your skills are mad

Trims tutorialnyo ngaB⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is pretty relaxing to watch. I love it