Hope I Didn't Damage Anything...

Just wondering if any of you had this experience. Was playing a Wii game with the wired GC controller and I tugged a little too rough and almost pulled the entire Wii console off the table. Luckily it didn't fall off - but considering there was a moving disc inside and I kind of moved it while it was spinning - did that do anything to it? I have my Wii on the Vertical Stand btw...

Nah, you should be completely fine. The disc is firmly placed. If anything were damaged, it would the GC controller (mine have sustained a considerable amount of damage and still work fine).

As long as everything's working fine, why worry, right?

My wiis fallen and its lost the Gamecube cover but its still working good. Nintendo hardware is made to last

I'm sure it'll be fine. Haven't heard of anyone's discs scratching by moving their Wiis. And if not, hope you're under warranty! But you probably won't need it. You'll be ok.

I think your Wii will be fine. People have knocked them off their shelves while they are on and those still work.

My wiis fallen and its lost the Gamecube cover but its still working good. Nintendo hardware is made to last

Cruse34

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My wiis fallen and its lost the Gamecube cover but its still working good. Nintendo hardware is made to last

Arc2012

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My wiis fallen and its lost the Gamecube cover but its still working good. Nintendo hardware is made to last

BrunoBRS

noway the xbox1 was a tank, i threw it down my concret driveway, and like 50 feet in the air several times letting it hit the ground and it still worked.

cause it pissed me off

[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"][QUOTE="Arc2012"]No kidding on the made to last comment. My friend had an extra Gamecube one time (or it was his brothers or something) so we decided to destroy it. Went outside threw it against the ground, jumped on it, took a hammer to it, etc (wow, thinking back we must have been really angry at something). Then, with only a bunch of pieces left, we get the idea, "hey, lets plug it in and see if it works." So we plug it into the wall, then the TV, and power it on. Not even kidding you, it worked. There was no more disk reader, but it worked. SrgtSaggy101

noway the xbox1 was a tank, i threw it down my concret driveway, and like 50 feet in the air several times letting it hit the ground and it still worked.

cause it pissed me off

plus, your Xbox is still a tank.

You can only damage the Wii when you lift it with the disc inside.

You can only damage the Wii when you lift it with the disc inside.

super600

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[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"] reminds me of that old G4 thing where they tested which one was the most resistant console, the GC, the PS2 and the Xbox. GC won :PBrunoBRS

noway the xbox1 was a tank, i threw it down my concret driveway, and like 50 feet in the air several times letting it hit the ground and it still worked.

cause it pissed me off

plus, your Xbox is still a tank.

had a gc didnt know it was that strong, but you can pop the front peiceback on the xbox and turn it on. she shoulda kept goin.

and the truth doesnt hurt btw.

launch wiis had that problem a certain percent of them but other then that your wii is fine ,

if it plays it works,

my wii has fallen so many times even my front plate can pop off and on and it works, so also missing the mem and gc controller cover , still works

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[QUOTE="SrgtSaggy101"]

noway the xbox1 was a tank, i threw it down my concret driveway, and like 50 feet in the air several times letting it hit the ground and it still worked.

cause it pissed me off

plus, your Xbox is still a tank.

had a gc didnt know it was that strong, but you can pop the front peiceback on the xbox and turn it on. she shoulda kept goin.

and the truth doesnt hurt btw.