SinglePlayerSmasher
Smash Rookie
- Joined
- Aug 3, 2015
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Hi everyone, first post. I know it's a question but it's a crucial one.
Anyway, I was with my friends playing Smash for Wii U earlier this year, when I noticed there was an update available. I figured okay, yeah, I want to play this as balanced as possible now that I'm with my friends.
After the update, the game kept giving me an error code at random points. Sometimes it was less than five minutes after starting up the disc, sometimes more than 20 minutes. But it would always say "Error Code 150-1031" and tell me that the disc is dirty.
I love my Wii U. I take great care of it, and the Smash Bros. disc is completely scratch-free. No other game does this, nor for that matter did Smash before I updated it. This is my favorite fighting game ever. I would gladly drop another 60 dollars for a new copy, but I don't want to buy it twice and why would a second perfectly clean disc do any better than the one I already have?
It looks like people all over the internet have had this problem, but there has never really been a definitive solution. I figured that this place would be the best to search for one.
Anyway, I was with my friends playing Smash for Wii U earlier this year, when I noticed there was an update available. I figured okay, yeah, I want to play this as balanced as possible now that I'm with my friends.
After the update, the game kept giving me an error code at random points. Sometimes it was less than five minutes after starting up the disc, sometimes more than 20 minutes. But it would always say "Error Code 150-1031" and tell me that the disc is dirty.
I love my Wii U. I take great care of it, and the Smash Bros. disc is completely scratch-free. No other game does this, nor for that matter did Smash before I updated it. This is my favorite fighting game ever. I would gladly drop another 60 dollars for a new copy, but I don't want to buy it twice and why would a second perfectly clean disc do any better than the one I already have?
It looks like people all over the internet have had this problem, but there has never really been a definitive solution. I figured that this place would be the best to search for one.