00:00Alright, if you're a Nintendo collector or repair hobbyist, you know that feeling of finally getting your hands on a
00:05dusty SNES or Game Boy,
00:07only to realize those weird tri-wing and game bit screws are blocking your way.
00:11So I did some digging and tracked down the absolute best deals on the top 5 repair tools every Nintendo
00:16console owner should have in their kit,
00:18from cheap little bits to all-in-one sets that just make sense.
00:21First up, we've got the Budget King, the 3.8mm and 4.5mm security screwdriver game bit for NES, Xenius,
00:29N64, Sega, GameCube, and more, available in green or orange.
00:34The best part? It's only 70 cents. Seriously, less than a buck.
00:41It's got a near-perfect 4.9 rating with nearly 5,000 sold, and honestly, for that price, you can
00:47grab a couple and throw them in different toolboxes.
00:50It's not fancy, but it works, and if you're just cracking open a cartridge to swap a battery, this is
00:55all you need.
00:57Next, we have the single 3.8mm and 4.5mm security driver bit that covers Nintendo, Super Nintendo, N64, GameCube,
01:06Game Boy, Wii, and SFC.
01:08This one costs around $4, which is a bit more than the first, but you're paying for a sturdier feel
01:13and a design that fits snugly in a standard screwdriver handle.
01:17If you've ever stripped a screw with a cheap bit, you know why spending that extra little bit matters.
01:23It's still over 4,800 sales and rocking a 4.9 rating, so you know it's tried and true.
01:29Now here's a different kind of repair tool.
01:31Number 3 is the adhesive sticker for the Nintendo Switch light top shell, specifically the double-sided tape that holds
01:37the touchscreen in place.
01:39This is one of those things you don't think about until you've taken your Switch light apart and realized the
01:44old adhesive is toast.
01:46It's only $2.26, and it's a lifesaver.
01:50Getting the screen to sit flush again without that sticky backing is nearly impossible, so for anyone doing shell swaps
01:56or screen replacements, just add this to your cart.
01:59Almost 4,000 people already have, with another perfect 4.9 rating.
02:05Fourth on the list is another single gamebit option, this time a 3.8mm and 4.5mm security screwdriver tool
02:12meant for opening NGC, SNES, N64, NES, Game Boy, SFC, and Wii consoles.
02:18Now, you might be thinking, hey, this is the same as earlier ones, but the difference here is price and
02:24packaging, at $2.25, it sits right between the budget pick and the premium single bit.
02:30It's a great middle ground if you want something reliable without spending extra, and another 3,700 plus owners vouch
02:36for that clean 4.9 rating.
02:39Plus, the grip on this one tends to be a little more comfortable for longer repair sessions.
02:44Finally, for number 5, we've got the full security screwdriver bit set that includes 3.8mm, 4.5mm, and a
02:52Y-type screwdriver bit for opening N64, SNES, Game Boy, NES, GameCube, and more.
02:59At $4.49, this is the best bang for your buck if you work on multiple consoles.
03:05That Y bit is crucial for any Nintendo handheld or controller, so having one set that covers game bits and
03:11triwings is the smart move.
03:13Over 3,300 sold and, you guessed it, another 4.9-star rating.
03:19Just grab this one and you're pretty much set for every classic console repair.
03:23You'll wonder why you didn't buy it sooner.
03:26Okay, that's the list.
03:29All the links to these exact tools are down in the description below so you can snag them at these
03:33prices before they change.
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03:40and retro console tips.
03:42Thanks for watching and happy fixing!
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