Scratched games

anyone know of a place that will fix a scratched game? there was a store back home that was called games fx that did this for $2-$3 but there are none up at college. so if anyone can help me out i would appreciate it. also on one note i already called gamestop and they don't nor could they tell me of anyone who did.

haha, i first i thought you were trying to fix scratch off games (instant lottery) i was like wtf, lol. Buy like a spin doctor or something.

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thats answered in my post, unfortunately no gamestop in my area does this, i need another place.

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still need some help

[quote1ebbb02650="manofice"]haha, i first i thought you were trying to fix scratch off games (instant lottery) i was like wtf, lol. Buy like a spin doctor or something.[/quote1ebbb02650]

thats wat i thought lol

spin doctor is good

[quote806e85a8fb="Kidd"][quote806e85a8fb="manofice"]haha, i first i thought you were trying to fix scratch off games (instant lottery) i was like wtf, lol. Buy like a spin doctor or something.[/quote806e85a8fb]

thats wat i thought lol

spin doctor is good[/quote806e85a8fb]


well i'm looking for a place to do this for $2-$3 like the place back home did, i don't want to spend over $20 to fix a scratched game, especially since i don't really need to keep a spin doctor. plus i think the machines the other places use are of better quality. also i would be willing to try an online site that did this, i'm looking at some but if anyone has any experience with them let me know.

well u can always try to return it to the place u bought it from

[quote4dc251e3a3="Kidd"]well u can always try to return it to the place u bought it from[/quote4dc251e3a3]

i did think about that, but didn't know if they would take it back after ti was opened/used. can these be purchased at wally world or anything?

lieditli found www.scratchgone.com anyone know anything about this site? also found www.estarland.com both do video game repairs

FWIW, I've used white toothpaste and windex to refresh scratched CDs, perhaps you can google for similar methods for games.

Use rubbing alcohol and a cotton shirt. It fixed one of my games completely (except for the last level! evil ).

[quoteeaea723971="doylnea"]FWIW, I've used white toothpaste and windex to refresh scratched CDs, perhaps you can google for similar methods for games.[/quoteeaea723971]

how does that work write a step by step

What does that do? Melt the scratches?

EDIT I was talking about the rubbing alcohol method.

[quotece59873a22="Gooogler"]What does that do? Melt the scratches?[/quotece59873a22]

fill them in probably

I'll have to try that. Water does absolutely nothing.

[quote8d239b6803="Gooogler"]I'll have to try that. Water does absolutely nothing.[/quote8d239b6803]

water?

why would u use water?

[quote7e454ec5a2="Kidd"][quote7e454ec5a2="doylnea"]FWIW, I've used white toothpaste and windex to refresh scratched CDs, perhaps you can google for similar methods for games.[/quote7e454ec5a2]

how does that work write a step by step[/quote7e454ec5a2]
You know, you could just google like he says instead of having him write a step-by-step of something you can find in less than a minute. There are so many guides online how to fix CDs...

I've said this before, but I wish someone would sticky "Please fucking google."

How to search is stickied in the rules, maybe they need to add Google to it.