superchunk on 19 June 2008
For the actual discs, IF Nintendo for some reason won't replace the discs...
1. Gamestop/gamecrazy, etc has disc buffers that can take care of most issues. $5 cost or the person working might just do it for free if they like you.
2. Most companies have a replacement policy where you give them the old disc and like $15 (EA's price) and they will give you a brand new game in the original packaging. (I actually did this with my Madden game and then just returned the replacement to Walmart so I could buy something else)
