Fix N64 L R button

[Shadow_Zero]

I have third party N64 controller here for which the R button doesn't work anymore. It's suppose to 'spring' (is that what you call it in English?) back after pressing it, but it's broken/torn.
Can this be fixed/replaced?
Image:

[albino_vulpix]

Looks like a standard tactile switch. Simple replacement. I've replaced a few myself actually.

[Shadow_Zero]

Cool, now I've got something to search for 
(only need to find out what it's called in Dutch  heh)

EDIT:
Apparently that's a "membraamschakelaar": http://www.radiocentrum.com/Hoofdmenu/Catalogus/Electronica_onderdelen/Schakelaars/Membraamschakelaars

EDIT2:
Replaced it, desoldering was a bit annoying, but the controller seems dead. I totally forgot to check if it even worked beforehand  >_<   Maybe I'll do a controller checkup later on.

[Shadow_Zero]

I thought I'd just use my old topic for this question 
I have a broken SNES R button:
http://s1293.photobucket.com/user/Shadow_Zero80/media/SNES%20mods/SNES%20gamepads/IMG_1806_zpsfcf78ea8.jpg.html

I tried to superglue it, but it doesn't seem to hold. Anyone got any ideas?

[Andy-Antsinpants]

I had the same issue with one of my SNES controllers.

Superglue/CA glue won't do any good here, but will make the material more brittle.

Better use a glue specifically for polystyrene. UHU Plast Flüssig is a liquid glue which will melt the surfaces of this type of plastic to form a good strong bond, in a similar fashion as plastic hot welding. The hot welding method would even be stronger, but isn't necessary in this case.

I did this to my SNES controller's R-Button and to some broken screw mount posts. Good as new!