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What the fuck happened? I was playing The Godfather when my Wii flipped me off and stopped reading discs. Like in the middle of the game. For no reason. And now it won't read anything. I can't afford the 75$ to have it repaired (I'm a teen living with my parents, who hate video games, and they won't pay for it). Ironically, I spent my last bit of cash on a Wii game, which I can't play anymore. Any tips, something like the Towel Trick? (Which just saved my 360)



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Batman...WTF? said:

What the fuck happened? I was playing The Godfather when my Wii flipped me off and stopped reading discs. Like in the middle of the game. For no reason. And now it won't read anything. I can't afford the 75$ to have it repaired (I'm a teen living with my parents, who hate video games, and they won't pay for it). Ironically, I spent my last bit of cash on a Wii game, which I can't play anymore. Any tips, something like the Towel Trick? (Which just saved my 360)

 

How long have you had your Wii for? Call Nintendo and see if they'll repair it for free, they have great customer service.



Yeah, the Wii people should be VERY nice.
And if you do have to pay, shovel snow or somth'n



wfz said:
Batman...WTF? said:

What the fuck happened? I was playing The Godfather when my Wii flipped me off and stopped reading discs. Like in the middle of the game. For no reason. And now it won't read anything. I can't afford the 75$ to have it repaired (I'm a teen living with my parents, who hate video games, and they won't pay for it). Ironically, I spent my last bit of cash on a Wii game, which I can't play anymore. Any tips, something like the Towel Trick? (Which just saved my 360)

 

How long have you had your Wii for? Call Nintendo and see if they'll repair it for free, they have great customer service.

Two years. Nintendo is the one charging my 75$, which is a fair price, considering my 360 was almost 110$ with shipping.



my wii also had that problem it took me around 3000(150dollars) too get it repaired, they changed the lens and stuff, now my wii has mario kart suck inside it and i have to send it again to repairs



 

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Batman...WTF? said:
wfz said:
Batman...WTF? said:

What the fuck happened? I was playing The Godfather when my Wii flipped me off and stopped reading discs. Like in the middle of the game. For no reason. And now it won't read anything. I can't afford the 75$ to have it repaired (I'm a teen living with my parents, who hate video games, and they won't pay for it). Ironically, I spent my last bit of cash on a Wii game, which I can't play anymore. Any tips, something like the Towel Trick? (Which just saved my 360)

 

How long have you had your Wii for? Call Nintendo and see if they'll repair it for free, they have great customer service.

Two years. Nintendo is the one charging my 75$, which is a fair price, considering my 360 was almost 110$ with shipping.

 

 Shovel some sidewalks



 

Predictions:Sales of Wii Fit will surpass the combined sales of the Grand Theft Auto franchiseLifetime sales of Wii will surpass the combined sales of the entire Playstation family of consoles by 12/31/2015 Wii hardware sales will surpass the total hardware sales of the PS2 by 12/31/2010 Wii will have 50% marketshare or more by the end of 2008 (I was wrong!!  It was a little over 48% only)Wii will surpass 45 Million in lifetime sales by the end of 2008 (I was wrong!!  Nintendo Financials showed it fell slightly short of 45 million shipped by end of 2008)Wii will surpass 80 Million in lifetime sales by the end of 2009 (I was wrong!! Wii didn't even get to 70 Million)

Learn not to use modchips... They actually screw your console kid.



Batman...WTF? said:
wfz said:
Batman...WTF? said:

What the fuck happened? I was playing The Godfather when my Wii flipped me off and stopped reading discs. Like in the middle of the game. For no reason. And now it won't read anything. I can't afford the 75$ to have it repaired (I'm a teen living with my parents, who hate video games, and they won't pay for it). Ironically, I spent my last bit of cash on a Wii game, which I can't play anymore. Any tips, something like the Towel Trick? (Which just saved my 360)

 

How long have you had your Wii for? Call Nintendo and see if they'll repair it for free, they have great customer service.

Two years. Nintendo is the one charging my 75$, which is a fair price, considering my 360 was almost 110$ with shipping.

Did it have RROD? How old is your 360? If it was RROD, it shoulda been free.