I'm at home and I need to get a security screw off of a Gameboy. It's pretty much like a triwing but not quite. I have a fairly large variety of phillips head and flat head screw drivers [in terms of size]. Any suggestions as to how to unscrew these?

Thanks.

Well, you could quit playing gameboy, and get a car.

T-T Why would I do something like that? And if i'm taking apart my Gameboy i clearly am not playing it.

Because you're posting in gearheads, fool.

some NAPA stores have security screws for sale.

Taking a file/dremel to a normal screwdriver sometimes does the trick.

It is a Tri-Wing, though. I think. I haven't got my Brick around to check. Every other piece of Nintendo hardware uses 'em, and the cartridges use the weird "gamebit" screws.

There isn't ANYTHING you can't solve with the correct amount of fire and explosives. Learn from this.

If all else fails, get a left hand drill bit.

Drill down the center of the screw and the bit will get a grip after several turns and spin it out(since it's rotating counterclockwise).

I use mine on stripped screws all the time, no reason it wouldn't work on a screw that requires a special screw.

Just burn the plastic around it.

I am having a similar problem with the window here at the dorm. It is a six sided star with a peg in the middle. I can't destroy it, so that is out of the question. I haven't been able to track down a name for this screw or a tool to remove it.