Gamecube game worked, but now it doesn't
So this week I had been playing Rogue Leader in my Gamecube just fine...had played it about an hour at a time several days in a row. Today I go to play it, and the Gamecube says there is no disk in the system. I checked the disk and it is clean, no scratches/smudges/fingerprints/etc. I put in a few other games to see if they work, and the 3 others I tried worked just fine. I put Rogue Leader in again, and nothing. I just thought it was odd that it worked earlier this week, and now it doesn't. Just checking to see if something like this has happened to other people and if they found any fixes for it. I realize Rogue Leader isn't expensive or anything, but still...only thing I haven't been able to do yet is try the disk in another system.
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Pop in another Star Wars game. If that fails to play, then I think your Gamcube is a Star Trek fan. If this is the case, then toss the Gamecube.
What if the Gamecube likes Stargate inestad of Star Trek?
Pop in another Star Wars game. If that fails to play, then I think your Gamcube is a Star Trek fan. If this is the case, then toss the Gamecube.
What if the Gamecube likes Stargate inestad of Star Trek?
Rare variant. It would be a keeper!
Yeah, you can see through the disk, I checked my other games and one other is the same (and it also will not read) and it is Rebel Strike....is there anything that can be done to help prevent disk rot? These were in storage for about 3 years, so I am sure that didn't help even with them being in cases.
You mean when you put it in direct light you see tiny holes? I have some discs that have tiny dots and still work completely but thats because of the top label on the disc. I highly recommend that you dump the game entirely using a Wii just to make sure which factor is the culprit.
what is a hamburgerbox referencing ?
"Gamecube"