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How much does it cost to repair the 3DS and New 3DS Circle Pad?

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Pokemon Power

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I think I played a lot of Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo 3DS on my New 3DS XL, now the Circle Pad on it is broken, as it was on my regular 3DS after I played a lot of Smash 3DS on it. I'm thinking about about sending them to Nintendo to repair them. I wanna know how much it costs.
 
Kage-Pikachu

Kage-Pikachu

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I remember talking to Nintendo support several years ago and it would cost (in addition to shipping) over 100 dollars just to repair the B button... Luckily it wasn't broken just sticky and I cleaned it with alcohol.

Try Nintendo support or GameStop
 
CyberBlaziken

CyberBlaziken

A Greater Evil
Better to just buy a secondhand/preowned 3DS by now.
 
dragonskull

dragonskull

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I would wager that repairing it through Nintendo is going to cost you quite a bit anyway. If you aren't afraid of opening up the case you might be able to fix it yourself, otherwise as mentioned previously buying a second hand console would also be more cost effective as a repair (unless you have emotional attachment to your current console).
 
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