DF Weekly: Some original Xbox One units failing to update, disabling most console functions. Mandatory online features again raise concerns about the future of game and console preservation.

Druid

The PSP modding scene is huge. From aftermarket shells to buttons and memory stick SD adapters, there is virtually nothing you can’t replace. Batteries are dime a dozen. Though iirc, official Sony batteries are still superior to the actual aftermarket batteries, so if you can get your hands on one - probably second-hand - you’re set.

Same goes for most other handhelds, I imagine. The DS and the 3DS family are hugely popular in the modding scene too, especially given that the 3DS line has seen a resurgence in interest because of the eShop’s closure, so replacing their parts is also trivial.

Ebay and AliExpress should have most of what you’re looking for

andrew_bidlaw

Hmmm. Thank you!

DF Weekly: Some original Xbox One units failing to update, disabling most console functions. Mandatory online features again raise concerns about the future of game and console preservation.plus-square

DF Weekly: Some original Xbox One units failing to update, disabling most console functions. Mandatory online features again raise concerns about the future of game and console preservation.plus-square

DF Weekly: Some original Xbox One units failing to update, disabling most console functions

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DF Weekly: Some original Xbox One units failing to update, disabling most console functions. Mandatory online features again raise concerns about the future of game and console preservation.

DF Weekly: Some original Xbox One units failing to update, disabling most console functions. Mandatory online features again raise concerns about the future of game and console preservation.