whats the best way, my best games are screwed, oblivion and need for speed most wanted and halo three, i tried toothpaste, it only worked on chromehounds

I've taken both Halo 2 and Halo 3 into a local game shop and got them resurfaced. That's the only thing that's worked for me when fixing them after the 360 had them for breakfast.

They both run smoothly now, and a couple faint lines are apparent on the disc, but they don't harm it. It cost me $4 each, though.

It depends what'cha got around you. I don't know what else will work, honestly.

quote gimmy549

whats the best way, my best games are screwed, oblivion and need for speed most wanted and halo three, i tried toothpaste, it only worked on chromehounds

Go to a shop were you can rent games, rent one of them, swap disks, go back to the shop an hour or so later saying that you've rented the game but the disk doesnt work, they'll replace the disk and it will look genuine and you wont have to pay the charge for returning a faulty disk when "its their fault"

My Need for Speed disk cracked so i did the same

Karma's going to kick my ass but, meh

quote tj77

I've taken both Halo 2 and Halo 3 into a local game shop and got them resurfaced. That's the only thing that's worked for me when fixing them after the 360 had them for breakfast.

They both run smoothly now, and a couple faint lines are apparent on the disc, but they don't harm it. It cost me $4 each, though.




It depends what'cha got around you. I don't know what else will work, honestly.

I heard that using a banana also works, but never tried it.

quote smvsrawperson

I heard that using a banana also works, but never tried it.

quote N00BISH

quote gimmy549

whats the best way, my best games are screwed, oblivion and need for speed most wanted and halo three, i tried toothpaste, it only worked on chromehounds

toothpaste can fix scratched to hell games?

Toothpaste huh? Funny. I have a thing at home that will polish the discs and fills in almost all scratches. Maybe look into buying one of those, or bring it to your local game store and ask them to do it.

I've tried everything with my Halo 3 disk. My 360 ate the disk alive and now it doesn't work. I've gotten it to work by using one of those Disk Doctor things before, but after I eject it from the drive it won't work again.

Oop, sorry I didn't reply sooner, Tommy.

I took my Halo 3 copy to GameStop, and they actually told me to go to another store that had a machine that resurfaces the discs. It wasn't even their branch, but they were glad to help. I'd assume taking it in would be an option.

They could tell you where to go or to get the *bleep* out. Either way, worth a shot.

quote ChiroVette

quote smvsrawperson

I heard that using a banana also works, but never tried it.

It only works for lonely women.