Match replacement parts to the exact device model, even when two components share a generic name. The available community database says no part fits more than one device in the current August 2026 build.
What the current database records
The GamesRef parts table reports 353 components, including device, material, possible dirt type, replacement price, critical status, and licence requirements. That total is a dated single-source observation and may change with new content.
Why a part may be missing
According to the same source, the Parts Store only lists a model's components after the related licence is owned. If a needed part is absent, check the licence desk before deciding the component does not exist.
The database also describes another route: buy the exact same device as a donor and dismantle it. That is a community-observed strategy, so compare the donor cost in your current build.
Reference snapshot
The searchable subset below contains only component rows directly captured during verification. It is not presented as the full 353-row table.
10 records
Atari 2600 Circuit Board
Replacement snapshot: ¥1,770
Atari CX40 Joystick Base
Replacement snapshot: ¥650
Atari Lynx Display
Replacement snapshot: ¥3,910 · licence required
Autorolla Razor Battery
Replacement snapshot: ¥1,410
Blueberry Curl Trackpad
Replacement snapshot: ¥7,090 · licence required
BreadBox Joystick Spring
Replacement snapshot: ¥220 · licence required
Brick Game Screen
Replacement snapshot: ¥1,690 · licence required
Eggotchi Button Cell
Replacement snapshot: ¥460
Game Duck Sound Card
Replacement snapshot: ¥13,330 · licence required
Guitar Legend Whammy Bar
Replacement snapshot: ¥10,000 · licence required