STRYKIE said:
I've had hardware failures with the Wii (more so than the PS3 or 360, oddly enough) and SNES. The NES is known for the 72-pin fault. The only one that didn't have a unanimous hardware fault was the N64, and that's most likely because it didn't have any moving parts whatsoever. |
It's very very rare to have hardware issues with Nintendo products, but not impossible. There is still a 0.2% fail rate, you just got real unlucky and got that 1 Wii in 500 that was defective. You don't need to be able to identify a specific error, just need to read and understand statistics, Nintendo systems can fail too, it's just super rare.
I had a close friend who used to repair 6th gen consoles (and then 7th gen ones), and he told me in 5 years of working, he only ever saw 1 Wii come in, and it was because a kid chucked it at the wall, and it physically opened up.
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