Put your Fear Factor GBA cartridge to good use (turn it into a thumb drive!)

by David Hinkle { Sep 18th 2009 at 1:45PM }

Look, we all buy crappy games every now and then ... it just happens. But instead of hiding those titles under a pile of dirty clothes or trading them in at GameStop for almost nothing, you can now convert them into thumb drives. That is, if they're the right size and shape, like the Advance Wars 2 cartridge you see above (via Go Nintendo). We don't know why someone would ruin that game to do this, so we suggest you target Fear Factor: Unleashed instead.

Tags: flash-drive, gba, hack, hacks, mod, thumb-drive

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Taijo @ Sep 18th 2009 2:11PM

Eh, I love advance wars, and I'd like to turn it into a thumb drive even more because of that! That way I'd always carry it around with me instead of having it gather dust in the drawer.

sean77408 @ Sep 18th 2009 5:08PM

I want to do this, but I need a tri head screwdriver for the screw. Crap.

GrungeSpoo @ Sep 18th 2009 8:24PM

Deal Extreme is selling those screwdrivers for $0.85 each with free shipping. http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.1887

ChuckBartowski @ Sep 18th 2009 5:49PM

Would be a good place to keep all my dumped games...

Kawaiipikachu @ Sep 19th 2009 10:26AM

You mean pirated games.
I shall not ever commit to piracy myself ever at all whatsoever.

saif_pasha @ Sep 21st 2009 10:48AM

hi how do you turn a gba cratridge to a thumb drive

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