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Nintendo 64 Teardown

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  • The heatsink crossbar comes right off, which gives us access to the motherboard shield.

  • The 5 screws on the two sides of the shield are swiftly removed with a Philips #2

  • The 2 screws on each side of the Game Pak slot are quite long, and are removed with a Philips #2.

  • With that, the shield slips right off, letting us gaze at the Nintendo 64's source of power.

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