While we reported that Nintendo did indeed recognize the problem, we weren't sure if they would repair the issue for free or continue charging the $50 US fee to repair the unit. Word is, they'll do it for free, with both American and UK spokespersons verifying the statement as truth. And why not, their release even states its such a freak problem that it wouldn't even cost them that much to repair them.
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Reader Comments (Page 2 of 2)
6-16-2007 @ 7:19PM
Fred said...
what number are you suppose to call?
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