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The other night i bought Conker: Live and Reloaded used at Blockbuster for 15 bucks. When i brought it home i put it into my Xbox and it didnt work! I looked on the back and there were like 2 or 3 gigantic scratches!!! I still have the receipt and i think im going to take it back, and either get my money back, or trade it for a working copy. Or i could goto Movie Gallery and get it fixed but i heard that everytime you do that it wares off and everytime you take it to get fixed the disk gets worst (is this true?). What should i do?
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Re: So mad!
Well, I would bring it back to blockbuster just in case. But out of curiosity, what doest Movie Gallery do to fix the discs?Thornwillow wrote: Or i could goto Movie Gallery and get it fixed but i heard that everytime you do that it wares off and everytime you take it to get fixed the disk gets worst (is this true?). What should i do?
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I always check the discs right there in the store, after I check out but before I leave.A couple times I've gotten a really bad one, but most of the time it's the usual spiderweb of mishandling scratches. (I just use rubbing alcohol and polishing compound if it's so bad the media is useless.)
I've gotten a couple nasty ones. One time I got a DVD that was broken in half and taped back together! A few years ago I wound up with a Playstation game that had a big chip missing.
I'd imagine this would be even more of a pain with services like GameFly and Netflix; since there's no store to return it to, you're basically on your own.
I've gotten a couple nasty ones. One time I got a DVD that was broken in half and taped back together! A few years ago I wound up with a Playstation game that had a big chip missing.
I'd imagine this would be even more of a pain with services like GameFly and Netflix; since there's no store to return it to, you're basically on your own.
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