I sold my EFA Linker for $45 - $4 shipping. It simply would not sell for any more than that.
I wonder where people like me were when I bought it for $83 only 9 months ago.
Oh well… I suppose my current setup is better, given the fact that I can play NDS and GBA games on the NDS. And I suppose this concludes the GBA category, but time will tell :).
I purchased my PS2 used over a year ago with two wireless controllers. One of my wireless controllers, a Logitech PS2 Cordless Action Controller had recently become misaligned. If nothing was touched on the controller, the character or pointer would wander seemlessly to the right.
After about 20 minutes, I found a way to recalibrate the joystick:
Question: How do I re-calibrate the Logitech Cordless Action Controller for PlayStation®2?
Answer:
Normally there is no reason to re-calibrate the Logitech Cordless Action Controller for PlayStation2. In rare cases where the mini-joysticks may need to be re-calibrated, you can use the process below. Please note that this process only works for the Logitech Cordless Action Controller for PlayStation2.
1. Remove one battery.
2. Hold the L1 and L2 buttons while re-inserting the battery. (NOTE: Do not touch or move the mini-joysticks at all during this time. It is very important that the mini joysticks are allowed to center themselves during this step or the calibration procedure will not be successful.)The mini-joysticks should now be re-calibrated. Please note that in some cases you may need to resynchronize the gamepad and receiver after this procedure. For more information on resynchronizing this device please see Knowledge Base Article 437.
Worked like a charm :).
I want a DS that looks as cool as Will’s DS. So I’m going to try to sell my “old” DS, and get a LITE with a m3lite micro sd :).
Hopefully shouldn’t be more than about $50 difference for the upgrade, but we’ll see.
I followed a guide to clean my broken PS2 lens. And whattaya know, it worked! It booted up three games first try, no “clicking”.
