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 | Title : Game Doctor
Author : Digital Innovations
Release Date : 20011206
Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $
Amazon.com Price : $25.90
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Editorial Reviews :
The Doctor series of scratch repair devices repair the primary disc-related causes of screen freezing, booting problems, skipping, and distortion in game discs and other optical media. Game Doctor's patented radial polishing process automatically provides perfect control every time.
Buyer Reviews :
I buy and sell hundreds of used video games over the internet, mostly Playstation games. The drawback to buying used games is that often you get a copy that looks like sand paper as been run over it. Why people treat their games like this, I don't know. So it came to pass that I bought the game doctor in hopes that it would clean my games before I sell them. The Game doctor boasts versatility, and can apparently remove smudges, fingerprints, light to deep scratches and scuffs. In truth, it does very little to improve the problems.
For fingerprints and the like, use a cloth. Only use this product if the game is so badly scratched that it is unplayable. Usually, I won't buy a game in that condition. I used this on a copy of Final Fantasy Anthology that needed some light cleaning, and it nearly ruined it. Not only is the game rare, but the Game Doctor drove down the value of the game by engraving a circular patten on the disc. All this does is sandblast the top layer off the disc. If the scratch is super deep, it will still be there.
Overall, this is a waste of money. It doesn't even do a fraction of what it says it does, and does a very mediocre job at what it can do. To avoid needing one, either take better care of your games or be more careful with checking the quality of the games you buy.
(by Ben Rowland)
Features/Technical Specs :
* Disc media repairing device
* Fixes common causes of screen freezing, booting problems, skipping and distortion
* Patented radial polishing process
* Works with PlayStation, PlayStation2, Dreamcast, Xbox and GameCube discs
* Also works with music, DVD, and CD-ROM formats
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