🔧 EMiEN Gamebit Screwdriver Kit - 4.5mm & 3.8mm Double-End Security Bit for Opening NES, SNES, N64, GameBoy, GameCube, Virtual Boy, Sega, Nintendo Consoles & Game Cartridges Review

It looks like it's pulling the scuff screw, but that's not the point. Don't make the same mistake I did. I'm still trying to find the right bit for the wear screw, but I think I'll just use a left hand drill to drill it out and replace it with a regular Phillips head screw.

Universal tool for disassembling and assembling game cartridges for NES, SNES, N64 and Genesis. I used it for my old games and it's perfect for restoring used games I bought that were in pretty bad shape. Being able to remove the racquet and flip it over to select a game cartridge is very handy.

Does what it's supposed to do but finds it difficult to get into the sinuses, the bit is short so I had to tuck the bit halfway into the handle if you have cheap ones sometimes Harbor Free Screwdriver, Blue, Suitable for high-frequency screwdrivers, this double-ended bit makes your job much easier.

I needed to fix an N64 reset button that was stuck, but I needed a special wrenching tool. It is not only very valuable, but also easy to use and also has magnetic ends so that the screws do not fly out. Feels very similar to a standard ring bell screwdriver. I love it! I may not need to use it very often (I hope) but I am very happy with my purchase.

However, if you are purchasing this item for SNES repair, please note that the tool is not long enough to reach the screws. The base of the handle meets the SNES case before it reaches the screws in the deep holes on the bottom. I found a workaround by attaching a screwdriver like a bit to my dewalt cordless drill and it just reached. When promoting a tool that works on the system, it must be long enough to perform the most basic functions.