I have play ctgp revolution with Mario kart wii disc on my wii. But someday my wii cannot read the disc. Maybe someone can help me to give a tips for this problem. Thx.
Your disc could be scratched, or your disc reader could be dying (common issue on old wiis).
Is it possible to play this using a backup loader so that you don't need the disc? Do you have issues with other discs?
Is it possible to play this using a backup loader so that you don't need the disc? Do you have issues with other discs?
Make sure you're inserting the disc the proper way (the sticker of the disc mustn't face the thicker side of the wii)
Get one of those official Wii Lens Cleaning kits. That should solve your issues.
https://www.amazon.com/Wii-Lens-Cleaning-Kit-Nintendo/dp/B001GZT1UI
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https://www.amazon.com/Wii-Lens-Cleaning-Kit-Nintendo/dp/B001GZT1UI
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A lens cleaning kit may fix the problem but the wii's laser is probably on it's way out & changing it is a pain in the arse IMO so not worth bothering with.
Softmodding is an option & playing games from a HDD or if you want to stay legit grab yourself another wii, they are really cheap these days
Softmodding is an option & playing games from a HDD or if you want to stay legit grab yourself another wii, they are really cheap these days
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