Topic: Star Wars The Clone Wars gamecube game

[starwarsiskewl]

hey, im ew here, and i have the older game of Star Wars The Clone Wars for gamecube, and when i found it at my house, it ha just a super small chip in it, like a mm long and it wont play, can any one, or does anyone, know how to fix it, cause i REALLY want to play it

[BlackNMild2k1]

take a picture, post it here.

[starwarsiskewl]

http://img31.imageshack.us/content.php?page=done&l=img31/4713/dcp2542.jpg&via=mupload  there

[BlackNMild2k1]

thats looks really bad. I'm not sure if you can fix that.
& thats is alot bigger than a millimeter. It looks to be about an inch long and a 1/4 inch thick.
Looks like you're gonna have to buy another one if you really want to play it.

[vudu]

I doubt there's anything you can do to repair it.  Your best bet would be to buy a used copy to replace it.  You can get a used copy from GameStop for $15.  (If you have an Xbox you can get that version for a mere $5.)  I'm going to assume you already have the box and manual--if so, you can likely get a disc-only copy on eBay for even cheaper.

[starwarsiskewl]

its not that long, i just put a bunch of lense cleaner on it  it about as long as this  -  not that long  just a bunch of cleaner

[BlackNMild2k1]

so its a small chip as in plastic is missing or a deep scratch?

The picture you took is of pretty low quality and you have the cleanser all over the damaged area.

if its a real chip, then your disc is pretty much done, if its a deep scratch, then your disc may be done.
But you can try several things to fix it since if it doesn't work, the disc is already damaged anyway.

1) you can buy some disc repair and cleaner kit.
The one I have comes with two bottles, a brownish creme that fills in the scratch, and a a clear spray, that cleans the disc.
I've used it on many disc and I have a pretty good result for most of them. cost about $10 & Ive used it dozens and dozens of disc.

2) My friend has successfully repaired badly scratched music CD's using toothpaste to fill the gaps and then water to clean off the surface. I haven't tried it myself, but if you don't want to spend any money, that might be what you want to try. Don't use toothpaste that has extra stuff in it like beads or whitening strips. just plain old toothpaste.

[ShyGuy]

Wow, I thought he was a spam bot.

[starwarsiskewl]

but the game load a little bit, then it says that it cannot be read, ill try the tooth paste one and i know how to get the cleaner off  ^^  one trick that i know

[nickmitch]

Wow, I thought he was a spam bot.

Maybe he's a new model.

[starwarsiskewl]

omfg, i dont have any tooth paste thats plain  only got sensitivity  :p    andi tried carwax, and notin happened

[Dasmos]

try bubblegum.

but you can only use peppermint, spearmint will ruin the disc.

[BlackNMild2k1]

omfg, i dont have any tooth paste thats plain  only got sensitivity  :p    andi tried carwax, and notin happened

I just meant to not use the toothpaste with the micro beads or the actual whitening strips in it because those can scratch yuor disc even further. Toothpaste with whitener in it shouldn't br too different from regular old plain toothpaste.

[King of Twitch]

try bubblegum.

but you can only use peppermint, spearmint will ruin the disc.

is that cuz it's sharp

[starwarsiskewl]

gum?  realy?

[Dasmos]

yeah, i know it sounds strange, but it works!

[starwarsiskewl]

umm  ok, ill try that l8er, too tired now