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[DoodleKid]

Hey everyone, does anyone know where I can get my Wii repaired around Chinatown?

My mom went on an angry rampage one day and picked up my Wii and tossed it onto the floor. It still worked, but the hinges for the covers of the GCN plugs broke off. More importantly, the SD card slot is busted. When I tried playing some DLC on RB2, it didn't register any songs on the card. When I backed out onto the Wii menu, the little SD card icon on the bottom left corner wouldn't light up. When I tried taking the SD card out, it wouldn't come out properly. I had to pry it out of there. I tried inserting the SD card again, along with some others, and it wouldn't register on the Wii, saying it couldn't read the data on it or something. It's also kind of hard to actually get the SD card into the slot now, it feels like something's been shifted inside which is interfering with getting the card in and out properly.

So does anyone know a place in Chinatown that can repair the damage? Preferably somewhere that isn't too shady... My Wii is mod-free and I've only played real, official games on it and I'd like to keep it that way...

[blackmanor1000]

Isn't there a best buy near Washington Square Park? Geek Squad ftw.

[n4ru]

blackmanor1000, on 22 November 2009 - 06:37 PM, said:

Isn't there a best buy near Washington Square Park? Geek Squad ftw.

Geek Squad is terrible, they have to use a premade disk to fix everyone's PC problems, they have no idea what they're doing.

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n4ru, on 04 January 2010 - 03:46 PM, said:

Geek Squad is terrible, they have to use a premade disk to fix everyone's PC problems, they have no idea what they're doing.

Actually, that's because of a scandal in which many Geek Squad employees were saving customer's personal info (such as photos, pr0n, etc) to their flashdrives, so in order to avoid 999 lawsuits they changed it.