First off, 3DS games have there contacts slightly higher then DS games.
So, after I found that out from close inspections, I decided to press a little on the label side of the DS games that don’t work and every time they read.
It would seem that the pins that make contact have been pressed slightly higher then they should be, so at some point I’ll open this bad boy up and gently raise them.
The person I purchased this from had only one game (Pokemon Y) and left it in the system all the time, so I’m theorizing this caused the pins to be pressed higher then they should be over time.
Cleaning the game contacts also helps, but that’s hit or miss. Pressing up on the game always works. Once the system sees the game, there is no issue until I remove it and place either it or another DS game in.
Peaty sure I got this figured out.
First off, 3DS games have there contacts slightly higher then DS games.
So, after I found that out from close inspections, I decided to press a little on the label side of the DS games that don’t work and every time they read.
It would seem that the pins that make contact have been pressed slightly higher then they should be, so at some point I’ll open this bad boy up and gently raise them.
The person I purchased this from had only one game (Pokemon Y) and left it in the system all the time, so I’m theorizing this caused the pins to be pressed higher then they should be over time.
Cleaning the game contacts also helps, but that’s hit or miss. Pressing up on the game always works. Once the system sees the game, there is no issue until I remove it and place either it or another DS game in.