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My DS Keeps Freezing

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Manene!

Well-Known Member
For the past few months my games/DS have been freezing. I have to constantly restart just to get the games to come on and while playing they freeze or delete my save file. It's especially annoying while playing Animal Crossing because I have to deal with Resetti afterwards. Is there anything I can do?
 
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Manene!

Well-Known Member
Considering I don't have a job and my parents aren't just going to buy me a new DS in the middle of October, that's not really an option. So, is there anything I could do until I can get a new DS?
 
Ninjit

Ninjit

Banned
You could...uh...watch paint dry! That's always fun. But yeah, you'll have to wait until whenever you can get a new DS.
 
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~*Nobody*~

samonsterX
Did you get a years warenty(sp?)? Has it been a year since you got it? If so then just go switch it for a new one. If not... your stoned.
 
Zora

Zora

perpetually tired
YOu don't need a new DS.

You need a repair. With warranty, you will get it fixed (or replaced).

Without, you may get a free replacement, but probably get a 30 or so dollar fee.
 
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FlygonXS

Kamehameha!
or you can give it to Nintendo to fix... but for a price
 
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PKMN_Trainer_Gold

Solar Boy
I sent meh broken DS to NIntendo, and they sent me a new one for FREE. o_O Then again, it was only cuz the hinge broke (Stupid idiots at school), so... Yeah. :/
 
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phaZe

phaZeD.
Yeah like everyone else said, if it was within the warranty (however long it is, 12 months? no idea) you should be fine because you chould just send it back to Nintendo and they would fix it for no cost. On the other hand if it's outside the warranty period... :p
 
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Octillery

You're cool.
Without, you may get a free replacement, but probably get a 30 or so dollar fee.
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Actually, you can call Nintendo and give them the serial number on the back of your DS. Then they can tell if the warrant is still valid.

Call Nintendo and tell them you're problem and try to get a repair for it. That's what I did =P
 
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