Gamebit Screwdriver, EMiEN 4.5mm 3.8mm Double-End Bit Security Gamebit Screwdriver Kit For Opening NES,SNES,N64,GameBoy,GameCube,Virtual Boy,Sega,Nintendo Consoles,Game Cartridges

The only thing I would change is the length. It's just a little short for one screw but since it's reversible I was still able to loosen and tighten the screw I was working with. It's durable and has a slight magnetic feature that helps with the projects I use it for. Overall great performance and it works for SNES, SFC, N64, also those respective consoles. This is what I have used it on personally.

Works but for game cube it’s short I stuff some paper in the screw drive handle before I slid in the bit to cheat it like half an inch.

If you collect retro games, this is a must-have. I bought it to open my cartridges and verify if the boards are original. Both the 3.8mm and 4.5mm ends fit perfectly on Nintendo and Sega games. The build quality is solid and it doesn't strip the screws. Great for peace of mind when buying used games!

If you are buying this for working on a Super Nintendo (SNES) the bit does fit. However, it is not long enough to get to the deep screws with the driver on. You have to remove the driver then stick it in the hole, and use pliers or whatever other means to turn the bit. But it got the job done.

Perfect for repairing my old console. Quality made, and fits the screws.

Works great and fits perfectly in my tool case. The magnetic tip kept me from dropping and losing screws.

This “EMiEN Gamebit Screwdriver Kit” is completely useless for the GameCube. The listing brags that it fits the GameCube console, but the shaft is so short it can’t even reach the screws on the bottom of the system. It’s ridiculous — how do you design a “GameCube screwdriver” that literally can’t unscrew a GameCube? The description lists a bunch of old consoles — NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, Sega systems, and more — but these Gamebit screws were only ever used in those older Nintendo and Sega products. You’d think that would make the company extra careful about getting it right, but apparently not. They advertise “premium quality,” “precise fit,” and “ergonomic design,” yet it’s obvious no one at EMiEN ever actually tested this tool. It’s cheap, too short, and completely fails at the one job it’s sold for. Bottom line: false advertising, poor design, and lazy manufacturing. Don’t waste your money — it doesn’t work for GameCube or anything that actually needs a bit deeper than like a half inch. EMiEN should be embarrassed to sell something this misleading.

Doesn't really work for opening a gamecube, the tool isn't long enough. However you can stick the bit in then place the handle over it, it'll just reach enough to unscrew it but wish the tool was longer so it would function properly.

Buen desarmador para reparación mantenimiento especifico de SNES y sus cartuchos (cambio de pila para memoria volatil, etc).