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EVERTIME123
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Jan 1, 2012 2:38 PM

Skyward Sword Artifacting

My TV and Wii have had no problem with Artifacting before. After starting skyward sword I have seen numerous white flashing patches in my game. Is there an easy fix for this and if there is what is it. If there is not an easy fix for this how would i get this sent in for repair as my wii is not under waranty and how much would this cost me. If any additonal information is required please tell me.
Any and all help would be appreciated.

Tags: help, wii, problems, skyward, sword, me, artifacting
BOBSBURGERS
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Jan 1, 2012 2:51 PM in response to: EVERTIME123
Re: Skyward Sword Artifacting

Tell me Is it only when you use the Wii on your TV?

EVERTIME123
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Jan 1, 2012 3:04 PM in response to: BOBSBURGERS
Re: Skyward Sword Artifacting

Yes it is only when I use my wii on my TV.
And only with skyward sword.
As my TV does have dead pixels I can deal with those as they are small.
It only happens when I have skyward sword inserted. No other game.

EVERTIME123
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Jan 1, 2012 4:05 PM in response to: EVERTIME123
Re: Skyward Sword Artifacting

As an update it seems that my wii disc drive is broken.
As it is not properly taking discs in now.

MACHBIKER
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Jan 1, 2012 5:16 PM in response to: EVERTIME123
Re: Skyward Sword Artifacting

You will have to get a repair.  You can schedule one by calling Nintendo at 1800-255-3700 (6am-7pm, Pacific Time, 7 days a week).  Without the warranty, it usually costs around $75 to fix, but only Nintendo can give you the exact price.

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