I accidentally scratched my Forza Horizon
Anyone know how to clean it properly? I searched online and it keeps saying that toothpaste is a good solution
I've actually tried that and as far as I can tell it works. You can get cd polish from computer stores but who knows. I've also heard car wax works but never tried.
It freezes after I hit Single Player and the loading screen stays on.
It's missing the next data string to tell it where to go. Hopefully cleaning may clean it up, but sounds a deep cut to me. IMHO.
Now that is something astonishing browneyedman, never thought of it like that.
GT, if you have a Walmart near by or Target they may exchange your copy for a new one, I did this once a few months back cause of a game not working and all I needed was an ID, no receipt either. Just make sure they have the same copy in store, meaning if you have a limited edition they wont exchange.
The little toothpaste trick is very usueful, but it won't work if the scratch made it past the first layer of clear code on the DVD. Scrubbing that off a bit, with toothpase, can work well on light scratches. Otherwise, exchanging the disc will be the only possiblity.
I tried trading it at Gamestop, Walmart, and Hastings, and they all said the same thing: "We can't trade a game with a ring in it."
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have you tried asking gamestop to clean the disk for you?
Yes, and they said no.
Hmmm...
Sooo...how'd you scratch it so deep??
Holy cow! That's messed up!You wouldn't even have to drop it, GTvsForza; the 360 has an insatiable appetite for DVD plastic and is ridiculously grumpy about being moved. Don't feel too bad, the same thing happened to my first copy of FM4:
Fun fact: The portable CD Walkman was launched in 1984. It's just a tad ridiculous that over 20 years later, Microsoft can't manage to sell a console that can handle being gingerly moved without destroying your software.
The xbox standing up is not what causes scratches. Moving it while the disc is in play is what will cause a circular scratch.