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Conegamer on 26 April 2013
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BuckStud said:
pezus said:
The only solution is to buy a new one for $150.


Worst case scenario is he'll have to get a free replacement from Nintendo.

Now, when my the Blu-ray drive on my 80GB Fat PS3 went out immediately after a firmware update, Sony wanted $150 to fix it as I didn't have the store receipt for the system even though the manufacture date on the system was less than a year old.  Of the three (Microsoft, Nintendo & Sony), Nintendo has by far the best customer service (I've used them all).

Yeah I used the Nintendo Customer Support twice, and they were very, very good. So...I'm not worried about using them.

Ah well. I think I'll just call them and see what happens really.



 

Here lies the dearly departed Nintendomination Thread.