Console/Handheld Repair

[Chubbo1793]

My brother stomped on our Genesis when we were little, but thankfully we had two already. I also traded a DBZ action figure in 2006 for a broken DS and DS case, but decided to take it apart and break it. =P I still use the case, though.

I have gotten one console repaired. A few years ago, my Wii crapped out and wasn't able to read discs. I had to pay $80 to get it repaired. That sucked as I had to clean the house for a month, but it wasn't that bad; my mom is pretty laidback when it comes to cleaning.

 

[kinetic563]

If a system of mine was broken I'd just buy a new one. Never tried to get mine repaired.

my mom is pretty easy when it comes to cleaning.

Not my mom. I try and clean the best I can and she says I do an awful job when I tried my best. Because of that, I refuse to help her clean anything. Otherwise, I would do so more often.

 

[cookieboy17]

My 360 got repaired once for RROD and my PSP got fixed once cause it didn't work.

 

[CaptainShyguy]

my mom is pretty easy when it comes to cleaning.

Not my mom. I try and clean the best I can and she says I do an awful job when I tried my best. Because of that, I refuse to help her clean anything. Otherwise, I would do so more often.

Same happens with me...

My Wii just broke a few days ago and now I can't play until I buy a new one or repair it. This is my first broken console.

 

[8socc3r]

Technically. My X Button jammed on my GameCube Controller and my brother took it apart and fixed it. Sadly, he broke L+R as well, but it wasn't necessary for the game I was playing. Better than a broken Control Stick.

 

[Vipsoccermaster]

Nope. If a console or controller broke down, then I would just buy another. This happened with GameCube twice.

 

[cookieboy17]

Nope. If a console or controller broke down, then I would just buy another. This happened with GameCube twice.

Even if you had warranty on it? That's the only reason I sent my stuff in. 

 

[Vipsoccermaster]

Nope. If a console or controller broke down, then I would just buy another. This happened with GameCube twice.

Even if you had warranty on it? That's the only reason I sent my stuff in. 

Pretty sure the warranty expired both times.

 

[mostachedpolar]

No, becuase a place i live near closed down and kept everyone consoles.

 

[Snowy620]

Hmm, well, I've had a few different PSPs and Launch DSs, because of dead pixels/broken buttons, but I've never actually sent one in to get it repaired, I got a whole new system. n_u

 

[AegisReflector]

I usually never get to talk to Customer Service, so nope.

 

[Yoshi1]

I had a broken DS but I didn't repair it. I just got a new one!