Brawl demands a clean home

It's not dust or smoke. Cleaning it yourself doesn't work. It's because there is a hardware problem with release or soon there after wii's. Nintendo doesn't want you to know. When they are "cleaning" your wii they are actually re-calibrating or replacing your lens. Ask customer service what they are doing to make sure it doesn't happen again. They will laugh and say it shouldn't happen again. Ask them why? They can't tell you. When you hound them enough they just say There is a year warrantee and if it happens again I am sure Nintendo can work with you to have it fixed again. Well guess what guys... Release date wii's are already out of warrantee. But your still fixing it cause you know you fucked up.

I have the same problem with RE4. That game just doesn't look good on a HD set.

yeah, we should just ship em all to the moon.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Well, if you're a heavy smoker, your lens will get dirty quick. With the Gamecube and the Dreamcast, you could easily wipe the lens clean and it was good as new. It was a much sturdier and easier to maintain design. So they say they'll clean it for free? Will they reimburse the money you spend shipping it to them? How about the inconvenience of not having you're console for a few weeks? Oh, and Brawl didn't need more than 4.5GB of space. Early reports confirm that pretty much all of the extra space is just padding/dummy files. The use of a dual layered disc seems to be Nintendo's latest effort to squash modding and piracy, and appearantly at the expense of the performance of Wiis owned by their non pirating customers. This will likely not be fixed by the time this game reaches stateside as it is likely just a consequence of using a dual layered dvd disc. I can't blame them for wanting to squash piracy, but this is just a poor move on Nintendo's part considering how finnicky the Wii seems to be with dual layered discs. As for size restraints in the future, there's always the option of multi disc games (obviously not a first). Any word on how to clean it yourself or on a cleaning disc that works with the Wii?

Blow not spit.