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Hey fellas, I'm at work right now at the time of posting this and I need to find a tutorial for how to take apart the GBA Micro. If I can't find one, I'm probably going to just end up winging it but if anyone already knows a really good guide for the micro or an idea of where I can find one, please lemme know so I can get to work on this thing.

-DarkPacMan77-

I found this link. It shows you how to overclock your GBA Micro but it also disassembles it and shows you what to do.

Why do you want to take one apart?

I work at a used game store and I bought in this gameboy micro 2 weeks ago that seemed perfectly fine at the time but it seems the left d-pad button is goofed up and I need to press extra-hard on it in order for it to register, so I'm seeing if I can't fix it up so we can push it back out the door for a cool $50.

-DarkPacMan77-

Oh ok, well good luck on fixing it.

That's cool. I love my GBM but my brother decided he wanted to try to steal it out of my room, drop it on cement, and try to take it apart with a key.
It's completely jacked up. Did he get in trouble?
No.
Will my mom puchase a replacement?
Yes.
Do you have any that are unopened?
I will buy.

Unopened? as in, the gameboy micro itself hasn't been opened up? Yes, 3 of them. All of them are used but in good working condition and have a $50 price tag slapped on em. If you can cover shipping plus the price of 3 boxes of Gobstoppers I'll get one for you

Why Gobstoppers? - because that's what Pac-Man eats... duh

-DarkPacMan77-

Haha.
I love those.
But as in 'Mint, and Unopened'

Stingy, stingy, stingy with your "only-new" attitude Used is the way to go sometimes. But unfortunately, we don't have any new right now, just used. But that means you can buy two for the price of one

-DarkPacMan77-

Well, I want a replacement one. It was in completely mint condition before he destroyed it.