Pictured on the left is the new official Nintendo lens cleaner for Wii. If you've been having problems with playing your games, a dirty lens could be the cause.
This issue is particularly prominent with dual-layer discs like Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Big N previously had customers send their consoles in for cleaning, but now you can have a try yourself.
The lens cleaner is being released in Japan this month for 800 Yen ($7.80 USD at the current exchange rate). No details of an international release are available yet.
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The download link doesn't work... ...
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I worked with those some years ago, and they are basically identical to the home unit, but it needed special recordable ...
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User comments
Linkman806 said:
Nice.
samthespark said:
Good, I wonder if it shows you how to take apart the Wii, or if you insert the cleaner in the the disc slot.
Jared said:
Certainly took them long enough.
Nova said:
I haven't had any problems so far so I don't care too much about the disc cleaner. I don't even know anyone that has the disk problem.
Nintendoof said:
Cool. Thanks Big N.
Mario said:
Wouldn't hurt to have one.
Mr Game & Watch said:
Probably be like the DVD lens cleaners. But Iono how those brushes will work.
Link said:
I hope it comes out for america.
zmaster said:
How can I buy this? I'm having this exact problem with my super smash game.
sonic said:
Just put in a regular dvd cleaner in it and it spins it enough to check the disk to clean the lens off. That is what we've done.
Robin said:
My problem is with my guitar hero game, In the middle of the song it says to connect Wii remote. When I click continue it starts right up again then BAM connect Wii remote. Does anyone else have this problem?