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Originally Posted by Finch
it's imported. so sending it to Nintendo for repair is not an option unortunately.
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Originally Posted by Finch
it's imported. so sending it to Nintendo for repair is not an option unortunately.
Crap. I don't know then. Try disconnecting WiiConnect24. Try anything. What about returning it where you purchased it?
It's an option just an expensive one. And yeah like Finch said call where you bought it from and tell them it's defective see if they'll replace it. Also is it in a well ventilated area or do you have it locked inside a cabinet or something?Quote:
Originally Posted by Manic Miner
Far Cry and Rampage will make a Wii do strange things to itself....
Are you getting disc read errors or is it just going to black and locking up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Manic Miner
Where do you live and which Wii did you import? It's not a voltage problem, is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Manic Miner
I've seen this happen to two other Wiis. They were both shipped out to Nintendo (for free) and a new one with a new serial number was sent back, all the Miis and saves gone.
So it's not like they fixed them, my guess is they're just some lemons at launch.
I thought it was standard to just ship you back a refurbished one?Quote:
So it's not like they fixed them, my guess is they're just some lemons at launch.
I thought Nintendo consoles were region free. What's the benefit of importing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Manic Miner
Nintendo's consoles have never been region free - their portables have been.