Game wizards

Is there any game wizards out there that know how to fix games like xbox 360 disks? cause my Lil cousin knocked down my 360 and mu NBA 210 was in it and it got a scratch on it like a circle and it wont come on when i press play it comes on then when i try to play a game it says disk needs cleaning i tried everything any tips plz or a way i can get this fix with out buying a new one?  

Thanks mates for your support i would like a serious answer since people joke a lot on here lol :)

It's broked.

DAMN! :( so i can't get this fix at all?

" DAMN! :( so i can't get this fix at all? "

Why did you keep it vertical in the first place?  No one who owns a 360 does that unless it's stable...

" @EvilEmOBuNnY said:

" DAMN! :( so i can't get this fix at all? "

If the disc has a deep ring around the edge, it's definitely broken. "

You could try to get in touch with the game distributor to see if they offer a disc replacement option. The same thing happened to my Civilization game disc and the distributor replaced it for $10 plus shipping. Not free but cheaper than buying a new copy if you still want to own it.

" You could try to get in touch with the game distributor to see if they offer a disc replacement option. The same thing happened to my Civilization game disc and the distributor replaced it for $10 plus shipping. Not free but cheaper than buying a new copy if you still want to own it. "

" Why did you keep it vertical in the first place?  No one who owns a 360 does that unless it's stable... "

To be fair, I had my xbox horizontal but the glass shelf it was on slipped a bit because a football rolled into the TV stand, scratching the disc (big circular LASER BURN!!) 
 
Yeah but I took it to gamestation (iunno, american equiv of that? gamestop?) and asked if they could clean it for me, they buffed it, it got rid of it, it worked again.

" @SunmanJ said:

" You could try to get in touch with the game distributor to see if they offer a disc replacement option. The same thing happened to my Civilization game disc and the distributor replaced it for $10 plus shipping. Not free but cheaper than buying a new copy if you still want to own it. "

really whats their number how can i contact them plz? :)  "

I have a method that usually works... 
 
Put some baking soda based tooth paste on the disk, spread it around so it covers the whole disk 
Using hot water and your finger, lightly rub the toothpaste completely off 
Pat it dry with a towel 
 
I know that sounds weird, but it really does work.

" I have a method that usually works...  Put some baking soda based tooth paste on the disk, spread it around so it covers the whole disk Using hot water and your finger, lightly rub the toothpaste completely off Pat it dry with a towel  I know that sounds weird, but it really does work. "

" @jinxman said:

" I have a method that usually works...  Put some baking soda based tooth paste on the disk, spread it around so it covers the whole disk Using hot water and your finger, lightly rub the toothpaste completely off Pat it dry with a towel  I know that sounds weird, but it really does work. "

Yeah I have a method kinda like that
 

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" Merlins Disc Magic   Costs about $5 and works like a hot damn, I bought mine at EB games "

Funny, my sister did this to me today and broke my Street Fighter 4 disc. @Coombs: Will try that, thanks.

wow u guys rock thanks for the help ;) do the toothpaste thing really works or u mates playing a trick on me? lol  and should i put in in the microwave?  wow so its basically a risk? 

i will try the toothpaste trick  do i put it on the back of the cd cover the whole back?  then wipe it off with a towel ? 

put bakin soda on it 1st  and then toothpaste? put hot water on the disk or my finger? sorry lol 

" @jinxman said:

" I have a method that usually works...  Put some baking soda based tooth paste on the disk, spread it around so it covers the whole disk Using hot water and your finger, lightly rub the toothpaste completely off Pat it dry with a towel  I know that sounds weird, but it really does work. "

Yeah I have a method kinda like that
 

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" @jinxman said:

" I have a method that usually works...  Put some baking soda based tooth paste on the disk, spread it around so it covers the whole disk Using hot water and your finger, lightly rub the toothpaste completely off Pat it dry with a towel  I know that sounds weird, but it really does work. "

Yeah I have a method kinda like that
 

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The boiling method works sometimes. Its a trick that OXM(official xbox mag) suggested to try when the demo discs they shipped with wouldent work. Ive used it to make Most Wanted come back to life several times along with some old pc games and cd's. I wouldent recommend you try it unless your disc is near junk just in case. 
 
Bend a paperclip to form a base and handle so you can hold the dvd from a few inches away and just dip it for a second into boiling water. No idea why it works but it does. Use at your own risk, and again I only did it with stuff that otherwise I would have thrown out. 

i wanted to try the thooothpaste tricks what do u mean put hot water on?

No don't that'll ruin the game forever, stay the fuck away from the toothpaste trick. 
 
Just stay away from any tricks, go to a store that does disc repair (like blockbuster) or buy your own disc repair machine. I fixed my Brutal Legend, Left 4 Dead 2, Saints Row, and my Yellow Submarine DVD this way.

ohh thank god!!!!! i didnt want to ruin it and how much dose it cost for the disk repair mate? 

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