Buy a 2edhand copy for a replacement. Or maybe if you contact the publisher or developers, they'll ship you a new disc if you pay for shipping & provide proof of purchace (wishful thinking?)
Oh damn it all!
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I murdered a keyboard, too. Well, only the space and Alt Gr keys. That was, oddly enough, because of MW2. But space is pretty important.Aby_Z said:
About the disk problem for the OP:
Gamestation does disk repairs. That's if you're a UK guy. Maybe Gamestop do it in the US? I dunno.
It's so nice to see that I'm not the only person who thinks this. They're just games; they're supposed to be fun!MiracleOfSound said:
On- topic response: Swapping disks with a rental seems like a pretty crummy thing to do, since even if the company doesn't catch you, and even if the company can afford (or is insured) to replace the disk, you're still screwing over the next guy who goes to rent the game, finds that it's broken, and gets to do another lap to the store before he can play his game.
That's a pretty new game. I'd contact the company about it. I mean, unless you were using the disk as a Frisbee, a non- defective disk shouldn't die in, what, three months?
Similar situations... Years ago, I dropped my copy of Super Smash Bros. (the N64 version) and found that the impact with the carpet had jarred something in the game and wiped my save. Argh.
I had a moment worse than that of the OP, Resident evil 2 on the PS, i had left the second disc on a handy shelf, someone knocked it, it slid on top of the box/cage fire-guard we had, from there is slid straight into the vent of the gas fire, the disc melted into the fire.
