Supersmashbros.brawl all my games work when played except this one i have bought four copies of it none work my buddy has a wii and the games worked in his console. It just says it cant read the disk. Any ideas?

Do you have a copy of SMASH BROS BRAWL? If so, try it and see if it works.

Usually if every game is working EXCEPT one, it's a problem with the game. However, on the Wii, most games are single layer. Smash Bros Brawl is one game I know for sure is double layer. Some Wiis have problems playing double layer discs.

If everything is working OK including Smash Bros Brawl, I would return the disc and get an exchange for another one. You may have gotten a defective disc.

It may apear that your disk it ok, but it is indeed damaged. Trust me even when you cant see it, a game can be badly scratched

Your problem is that your wii doesn't support dual layered disks (like Brawl) Call 1-800-255-3700 for their tech support and tell them about your situation. It should be completely free (shipping and everything) If you are told different, call repeatedly until you find someone who will set you right. plz rate

http://www.gamespot.com/wii/action/supersmashbros/hints.html?tag=tabs;cheats

Fiend your solution direct from nintendo. Here is your solution....


http://www.nintendo.com/wiiconsole/prob676ijt65/solution

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Will your game disc play on your neighbor's console? If it does not, then you might have a bad disc. Take your receipt and the game back to the store, they will exchange a game for the same title, with receipt.

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To beat the great maze, you must beat all dark forms of all characters and defeat all bosses in the maze. Than, go to the room with the giant door that had all of the little statue peoples guarding it and stand in front of the door for like 30 seconds.
For a map of the great maze, go to http://www.gamespot.com/wii/action/supersmashbros/hints.html . The map is under the FAQs.
This link also has the un-lockable characters and many un-lockable trophies, songs and stickers. An easy way to get stuff would be to use your hammers. the hammer can be used to smash one box and give you the prize inside. To get even more, use the hammer to open a box with a hammer and continue the process.
Finally, to beat Tabu, use a similar fighting style as fighting the crazy hand. To dodgehis wing attack, side-step. When he warps around the platform, I would just run from him. All of is other moves can be dodged by jumping.

We had similar problems after buying Super Smash Bros Brawl. I noticed that the Wii could read which disc was in the system but could not load it in order to play. This seemed like a shortage of memory to me (but the error message does not indicate a memory issue). I bought a 1 gig sd memory card for the Wii and now it works perfectly. BTW the kid at the Best Buy store did not think this would work, but it did. Good Luck.

it is most probly the television. if it is getting old it is most likely the reason. if it does the same on all games then it could be that perticular game.
hope it works out x

One of two things has probably happened and is the case 9 out of 10 times. Your drive may have gone bad either due to a chip failure or a laser failure. It's also possible if the unit has gotten hot that the connection to the drive isn't making good connection anymore. This happens a lot. To fix it you would have to open the unit up. I don't recommend this if you have never worked on consoles or other electronics before. If the unit is under warrenty send it in for repair. Otherwise you would have to pay for the repairs. You can also sell the unit as broken on ebay and generally recover quite a lot of your money.

If you are good with repairs of electronics you may choose to open it up and do some troubleshooting. There are several places on the internet that outline how to open the wii and how to troubleshoot it's problems. If you decide to go this route you will void any warrenty you might have. However sometimes this is about the only solution people have without spending money for Nintendo to fix it.