Nintendo a confirmé à Eurogamer que les Wii de grande bretagne rendues inutilisable suite à la mise à jour sytstème 4.2 seront prises en charge par la compagnie et ce sans frais, tout comme les USA. "Nous sommes au courant q'un petit nombre de consoles non modifiées avait rencontré des problèmes suite à cette mise à jour du menu système 4.2...."
Bien entendu la réparation ne sera prise en charge qu'apres avoir pris contact avec le service client et à l'unique condition que la console soit entièrement d'origine.
"We are aware of a very small number of reported problems with Wii consoles after updating to the Wii System Menu 4.2," said the platform holder in a statement.
"The symptoms described usually occur when a Wii console has been modified. However, there are a very small number of people reporting problems when a system has never been modified.
"If anyone is experiencing problems with their Wii console after downloading Wii System Menu 4.2, and believe their system has not been modified, please contact our customer service centre. If we find that you have a normal system and the update has caused your system to not work, we will repair it at no charge," added the statement. "Please do not return anything to our customer service department without contacting them first for advice." The problem occurs during installation of firmware version 4.2, which reportedly crashes part-way through and therefore upsets the digital innards of the machine.
The firmware was designed by Nintendo to clamp down on modders and the Homebrew movement, but has spread to innocent bystanders.Obviously, Nintendo will not repair modded consoles free of charge.
Ce message a été modifié par puce-wii-var - 03 octobre 2009 - 13:57.
