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Topic	I took my PSP apart to fix my X button.
DPsx7 12/26/18 8:26:02 PM #12:	Ferarri619 posted... DPsx7 posted... It's not a Sony problem. Things break or wear out. Good that you were able to fix it, some won't even open a device. I get that things wear out but the PSP really seems like it was just poorly designed to be unreliable. My old Nintendo handhelds going back to Gameboy color never had problems like this. Sony could have at least designed the buttons more like the Playstation dualshock controllers. Just wtf at PSPs cheap material used for the buttons X__X I used mine a good amount and didn't have any problems. The rubber pads in controllers do tend to last a long time but I've worn out a couple that got mushy like my Aimon. Not handhelds. <cite>DPsx7 posted [p:914750052] in I took my ... [t:77335287]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ferarri619 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DPsx7 posted...</cite> <quote>It's not a Sony problem. Things break or wear out. Good that you were able to fix it, some won't even open a device.</quote> I get that things wear out but the PSP really seems like it was just poorly designed to be unreliable. My old Nintendo handhelds going back to Gameboy color never had problems like this. Sony could have at least designed the buttons more like the Playstation dualshock controllers. Just wtf at PSPs cheap material used for the buttons X__X</quote> I used mine a good amount and didn't have any problems. The rubber pads in controllers do tend to last a long time but I've worn out a couple that got mushy like my Aimon. Not handhelds.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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