[X] My Assistant

[Ninjabait]

GBC and GBA: Nonfuctioning, something got caught in the link exit (where you connect the chord to link the games), and it stopped working.
GBASP and Gamecube: Fully Functioning.
DS: A hinge is broken (although fixable), but it is fully functioning.
PlayStation: Probably still laying in that pawn shop... I still don't know why my mom sold it. >_>

[Sandywhiskers]

GBA SP: Fully functioning. Brother's occasionally freezes if you put it down too hard.
Xbox: Disc tray broken, you have to use a knife to open it.
Xbox360: Fully functioning. Brother's has broken disc tray.
DS: It's the first version, the original one, and still loyally works from the day I got it, 25th December 2006. One of the hinges is half-missing from constant dropping. I dropped it again last week and it doesn't snap off when you open it now.

[IceArrows]

Sold GBP and original GB at a yard sale.
N64, mom knocked a bucket of saopt water over and now it's dead, GBA works fine but battery holder cover is taped on and the system has a small crack at the top and the buttons are getting really unresponsive and is MIA.
Gamecube is perfect, just a loose cord that needs wiggling, and it took forever to save up for my wii but I finally got it and there are no problems.

[Ace of Spades]

My DS Lite has a moody L button, and a tiny crack on the hinge, and a scratch on the touch screen.

[Gilda]

All my gaming systems are in perfect condition. 8D

My SNES is rather sensitive though. It freezes if you poke it.

[MikiMin]

I just had to get a new one. My old one was at the point that it wouldn't even load anything, and it would freeze at any little movement.

[Koakuma]

Every of my consoles still works perfectly, except one DS of which the top screen is internally broken.

[Gokudera Hayato]

Because of my siblings, my gameboy colour is beyond functional. I'm so upset sob.

[Yamamoto Takeshi]

I still have my old original Game Boy and it works fine. /sometimes still plays Yoshi's Cookie...

[rosedragoon]

Well, my gameboy advance still works... I use it to play silver version... and needs duct tape on the back to hold the back onto the batteries so it doesn't randomly shut off. XD

My DS only has a few scratches on the screen, and aside from that, perfect condition. =)

[Rainsong]

I bought a Gameboy advance at Gamestop ages ago - oh boy. The screen looks like someone rubbed it with a kitchen scrub pad, and there's no battery cover. I need to order new ones from Nintendo sometime.

My DS just has a few scratches really- which I wince at, but it gives it personality. It's teal <3

I'm currently in possession of someone else's DS, teal, original style like mine... and oi. I could cry over it. It's got a lot of scratches on it, one corner looks like it was dropped on rocky concrete. It's covered in rubs and little tiny dimple-divits inside... argh...

Ironically my original Gameboy is in great shape, as was the color Gameboy I traded in for the GBA

[Loup Garou]

I broke a hinge on my DS and now the top screen is all floppy. Perfectly playable, but kind of annoying to hold the screen up or keep the back facing the floor.

[Elliot Alderson]

I Accidently dropped My SP and the sound is quite low and it still works in volume but My Ds is perfectly fine

This post has been edited by Enigmatic Relic: Jun 13 2009, 12:53 AM

[Bosco]

let's see.. I'm going through them all. B)

N64 I don't even remember what I did with that. o_o
GBC: Probaby doesn't work anymore. Last time I played it, it had no sound.
GBA: I don't remember what, but something was wrong with it.
GBA SP: Sold it in fairly good condition.
Gamecube: Last time I saw it, it was in a million pieces in my Dad's car.. XD
Xbox: This one has a history. Stopped reading discs at one point, and instead of brining it in for repair, my Dad decided to saw it open. o_o. It was a scary experience, but he did fix it. XD Then I was playing it during a thunder storm, and lighting struck and my Xbox like asploded. Never worked again.

DS: Screen is detached on one side, and on the other side I think the speaker isn't working. Other than that, it's just dirty.

Fully functional Xbox 360 and Wii. All though the Wii won't play Brawl for some reason.

[tomi]

I threw my DS out from the tenth floor.

[Bosco]

That reminds me of my friend in the first grade.. who threw his gameboy across his yard. It survived though. It sounds like your DS didn't survive.

[nscian]

my regular ds had its screen falling off and the colors constantly changing

[Otawan]

My BW Gameboy no longer has any images, it's kind of like a black-green abyss. Oh, and the sound is a dying cat, high pitched and whaily.

[CDB]

Well; my DS Lite's L button broke. The little part that shows the DS's battery broke off. I had to Krazy Glue it back together. It works fine now, it's just that the screen hangs down. The "lock" thing is broken.

[BrainpanSonata]

The lower screen on my DS Lite is so scratched from "overenthusiastic playing" of games such as Harvest Moon: Island of Happiness and Gardening Mama that you can actually see a permanent oval worn into the center of the screen. It makes it somewhat difficult to write katakana, hiragana, and kanji during lessons of My Japanese Coach.

Though I do have a really horrid broken system story.

A long time ago, my brother and I went dutch on a Gamecube. We kept it in his room in the basement since he had a TV in there because the cable hookup lead down into his room. One day he was in a REALLY foul mood. He unplugged the Gamecube, picked it up, and hurled it at the wall. Of course, being that we're down in the basement, it's a foundation wall, which happens to be set concrete. It pretty much shattered upon impact.

A month or two later, the Platinum edition Gamecube comes out and he suggests we pool our money together and buy it. I suggest in return that we tap into our savings accounts, which were basically our emergency funds, and add some of that money into the pool in order to spring for the additional insurance.

Long story short, we bought both the Platinum edition Gamecube and the additional insurance, and he got to take it with him with my blessing when he moved into his own apartment last year.