>>13829458Fucking A', what makes you think discipline involves hitting him?
This isn't about a game, it's about a $180 piece of hardware that your cousin broke. Next time you see her, sit down and calmly explain your situation without mentioning any game. Bring out your 3ds, show her the damage, and explain how you're out $180 because of your cousin's action and you want to be compensated.
Your cousin might be a lost cause, but don't just roll over without a fight. Tell your parents. Make this a known issue.
If you let 'little' things like a broken 3ds slip by, you're going to start letting bigger things slip by. What if your cousin had broken a window in your car? Or tipped your motorcycle over while goofing around (just examples). Would you not want to be compensated for any damage?
Stop making excuses and act.
