This comes from the Tech-Ex site, discussing when the same problem occured in Japan:
Pretty nice service, considering it's an end user problem. Smoking is (at least now) a lot more popular in Japan than in the U.S., so hopefully this won't be an issue when SSBB ships in the U.S. If not, at least we'll know the issue.
http://technologyexpert.blogspot.com/2008/02/more-dangers-of-smoking-super-smash.html
We know that it did not get taken care of -- it appears to be unavoidable. It reminds me of that PS3 in dust, if you live in a mess, your game system will have problems.
Now whiel I have some dust in my basement, I don't smoke and SSBB plays fine on my April 2007 Wii.
Meanwhile, there does not seem to be any rhyme or reason for the RRoD and it took Microsoft more than year (instead of hours on release day) to be proactive about the issue. That's why Nintendo does not get its chops busted. It has first-class customer service.
Mike from Morgantown
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