Here's what you do. Rent the game and install it. Then take your old disc, pop it in, and it'll work.
Mom broke my copy of MW2...
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A.) Way to give use something to discuss here. I don't see the point in this thread.
B.) It's a pretty terrible game anyways, she did you a favor.
C.) With grooves, you really can't do anything. Sorry.
B.) It's a pretty terrible game anyways, she did you a favor.
C.) With grooves, you really can't do anything. Sorry.
I can't believe this thread has gotten to three pages.
What do you want people to tell you, man? Either get the disc cleaned or buy a new one, what do you think your options are here?
What do you want people to tell you, man? Either get the disc cleaned or buy a new one, what do you think your options are here?
You break it. You'll feel so much better.Shockolate said:
OT: I have MW2 and I hate it. I only play it because my friends are like "Call of Duty is the best game ever made." First off, that is entirely wrong. Secondly, it pisses me off how biased those fanboys are. I brought up TF2, Portal, and Perfect Dark and they said "We haven't played those, but they suck." Someone please explain that to me. Anyways I've gone off on a tangent. Just like everyone else said, your mom did you a favor.
When I read the title of the thread, I thought your mom broke the game on purpose because of family stuff, and that's just unfair. But this type of thing, I think, isn't such a big deal as the people that wrote the "break her" or "sue her" think it is. It's her mistake, and if the disk is really broke beyond repair, she deserves to buy you another one. It's her mistake she stepped on it in the first place.
Yeah, I learnt the hard way that moving 360+spinning disc = 360 nom nom nomming the disc.
It's kinda funny, I was playing my good old PS2 once, and some-one hit the chord that connects the controller to the console. That sent the entire PS2 toppling off this half a metre high table, and crashing onto the ground. I freaked out, and immediately tried reconnecting the console. It still worked fine, and the game that was in there while the console fell was fine too. The PS2 may be old, but it's a hell of a lot more sturdy than those freaking 360's.
It's kinda funny, I was playing my good old PS2 once, and some-one hit the chord that connects the controller to the console. That sent the entire PS2 toppling off this half a metre high table, and crashing onto the ground. I freaked out, and immediately tried reconnecting the console. It still worked fine, and the game that was in there while the console fell was fine too. The PS2 may be old, but it's a hell of a lot more sturdy than those freaking 360's.
