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Why Nintendo Might Be Forced Into Having A Removeable Battery For Its Handheld Consoles

Posted on September 16, 2023 By bot

Since the release of the Game Boy Advance SP in 2003, all of Nintendo’s handheld consoles have made exclusive use of static rechargeable batteries. While it is technically possible to open up an SP, DS, 3DS, or Switch and remove the battery, the consoles weren’t designed to make such a process easy, nor are there convenient channels to obtain replacement parts. If there was ever a problem with the battery on your Nintendo console, you were supposed to just
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