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[* black] Unfortunately, taking the Virtual Boy apart is not a walk in the park.
-[* black] After finding out that our 1/4" drive gamebit did not fit down into some of the recessed screw holes, we had to get creative.
+[* black] When we found out that our 1/4" drive gamebit did not fit down into some of the recessed screw holes, we had to get creative.
[* icon_note] After donning safety glasses and throwing many sparks from our rotary cutoff wheel, we ended up with a nice little gamebit socket that is easy to turn with a flathead screwdriver.
[* black] With that out of the way, we can finally start taking this thing apart.