I replaced the top screen in my ds phat last week and since ive replaced it the sound has stopped working on the headphone jack and the speakers, any ideas on what it could be?

I found a lot of broken Pokemon DS games on eBay, (Pokemon Soulsilver, Heartgold, etc) that all have broken cartridge shells. I want to possibly injection mold new cases for the games so that they can function as normal, and I can resell them. I am having trouble finding the specific material that those games are made of that glow purpleish-red under a light. Does anybody have an idea of what the material is? (I'm thinking maybe some sort of IR plastic or special polycarbonate? I don't really know anything about this though, so any help would be helpful.)

I recently got a DS lite off of ebay and it's going to need a lot of TLC now.

Originally I thought it just needed new rubber pads, but when I started doing a shell swap (for aesthetic reasons) I realized at some point a previous owner must of spilled juice or something else on this, which congealed into a lot of nooks and crannies on the system.

At first I thought I just needed to get a new battery, but the mystery substance resulted in every part of the shell swap to become 10x harder and I'm now trying to see what all got damaged because of the brutal extraction.

As far as I'm aware, the motherboard is unharmed, I honestly won't know if I damaged it until I get a new Screen (pretty bad torn Ribbon cord) and a New Battery.

I know I can buy replacement Screens and Batteries off Amazon, but is there anywhere I can buy cords such as mics/ speakers / wifi aetenna / etc ? These guys should....hopefully work, but I'm just trying to figure out if my only option is to buy other broken DS lites to Frankenstein one back together if any cords have problems.

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At last, Nintendo DS is now celebrating its 20th anniversary in America! What are your thoughts of celebrating the 20th anniversary of this handheld device?

My friend wants a blue NintendoDS for his birthday. How do I get one?

Just bought a nintendo ds lite, and it's in great condition for the most part but the bottom of the screen is sticky. How do I get rid of this?

Holaa, llevo meses acordándome de un juego que tenía de pequeña en la Nintendo ds, trataba de un gato/a que no se exactamente si era de hello Kitty porqué no he encontrado nada que tenga que ver, trataba de ir arreglando las cuatro estaciones del año la primera era verano creo y la primera misión era encontrar dólares de arena, el caso es que el personaje tenía alas y necesitaba ir recolectando más para llegar más alto y poder y a una pantalla que era como el cielo en la que podías acceder a otras estaciones y a una puerta con llave para rescatar a un personaje o algo así, espero que alguien sepa, graciaas.