The stealthy seal DS saga

[quote name='Ledhed'][quote name='StealthySeal']my threads are the best![/quote]

Not until we show up they aren't. We're like the lesbians who appear after the guy opens the beer in a commercial. We're the reason you're here.[/quote]

Most people would think we're the lipstick lesbians, but the truth comes out, and we're the big boots and flannel lesbians. :shock:
 
[quote name='Ledhed'][quote name='StealthySeal'][quote name='zewone']If you bought so many why wouldn't you return one and exchange it for the dead pixel one?[/quote]

does it work like that? if i return one doesnt it have to go to like some large factory or something first LMAO[/quote]

If you still have some sealed ones, you could bust open one of those and play that until they get some more. Then, take your defective one and exchange that for a sealed one. Then, you'll have another sealed one since you had to bust open another one until you recieved the replacement. That would save you the trouble of contacting Nintendo about a replacement.[/quote]

when i exchanged my gameboy advance back in the day they got a knife and cut the seal before giving me the new system. i'm not sure if that's the policy at every walmart but you should keep that in mind if you're considering this plan.
 
If by chance the dead pixel is on the touch screen just keep lightly rubbing over it. Worked for and the 5 or so DPs that I had to fight off :)
 
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