hacksaw

But seriously, get the necessary screw-bit, that's how they're put together and that's how they're disassembled.

>>2808065
You'll need a 3.8mm security bit screwdriver. The cart was designed that way, no short cuts. If you don't care about condition, throw it against the wall a few times, you might have to pay to patch the wall up though. NES carts are tough.

>>2808075

The "Bic pen/lighter" method will work, but be prepared to go through as many as one per screw (the same amount again potentially on reassembly).

>>2808080

Why the fuck was the reference post deleted?

What the fuck, Jannys.

>>2808080
The screwdriver is about $4.30 on amazon. Seems like less money and effort to use that as opposed 4-10 lighters.

>How do I open this without a tool specific for the purpose I need?

Jee I fucking wonder.

You go on eBay and buy a gamebit.

Otherwise you can drill out the screws and replace them with your crazy inferior phillips heads later.

>>2808090
you mean pens right?
You don't need multiple lighters

>>2808090

Bic _pens_, mang. Pens.

Seriously OP, I got two of them, the smaller SNES/NES/GB and the larger Genesis/N64 bits for like $4 (including shipping) on amazon. Just shell out the money and do it properly. You'll be able to open all of your games and systems for thorough cleaning/repair if you do.

>>2808096
>>2808097
No no no. Melt the lighter to fit into the screw head. What could go wrong?

>>2808109

Bic pen guy here. This is the more sensible option, OP. The pen method is only a poorfag last-resort.

>>2808086

Oh, I deleted it sorry.
I didn't know if I was remembering correctly.

>>2808080
Thanks for clarifying

>>2808065
Bic pen method is shit tier. Stick a rubber band over the screw and use a small security or Allen head bit

>>2808065
This guy is an expert at opening video games
http://www.game-hits.com/articles/pat/102600greatestgamehits.html

>>2808114
[spoilers]I've actually had a [non bic] lighter explode in my hand because I was dripping molten plastic onto it; I was melting one of those orange fences you see at construction sites and ski resorts and listening to the burning plastic fall to the ground, sounds like a zipper. Hooray alcohol[/spoilers]