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Fancy helping me surprise my husband with a fantastic gift?

His XBox One is no longer reading discs. It also likes to randomly disconnect from the internet. The machine is old, and getting it repaired costs more than getting a new one. Thing is, we don't wanna buy a new XBox One when an XBox Series X is available ($500 USD). Series X has a disc drive, Series S does not.

I have the XBox Series X pinned on my Throne wishlist. My hope is, after paying off the medical bills (done) and the Care Credit vet bill ($1300) with quilt sales, I can surprise my husband with an XBox Series X. He can play more of his games and be able to relax...and get Baldur's Gate 3 for XBox because it's something we both wanna play. My PC needs a new graphics card before I can play this game on it, and I haven't the necessary skills (nor money) to install one.

If y'all wanna help me surprise my husband with a gift, you can do so two ways:

Purchase my work and help me pay off the Care Credit bill. I'll be turning the three finished quilt tops into finished quilts over the next three months, then listing them in my shop. Commissions open in March for my members, April for everyone else.

Donate to my Throne crowd funding thing I have pinned on my list. It's specifically for the XBox. Donations to my Ko-Fi go towards the bill goal, not towards the XBox.

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Ideally, I would have the funds by February. February was once the worst months of the year for me. Something traumatizing happened to me, resulting in PTSD and me, more or less, avoiding everyone and everything. That has changed over the last five years, and now it's just another month. It would be nice to celebrate it with a gift for him. Plus, there's the benefit of him being able to play more of his games.

Yes, we each have separate consoles. He also has his own room with his DnD stuff, a sofa, desk, TV, XBox, films, and games. Separate spaces is vital for us, and has made a massive difference.

After he has his gift, and I'm not telling him about this because I wanna make a surprise, I'll focus on putting all my funds towards paying off the new water heater. An XBox Series X for myself is definitely a yes, later in 2024, because I wanna play Baldur's Gate 3. Plus, other new games are coming out that will require a new console. Maybe we'll be able to get the console for my 41st bday in June? We shall see!

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“OUR HOMECOMING WILL BE TRULY DIVINE.”

In just over two weeks time we will once again bravely step aboard the USG Ishimura, a vast mining ship with ALL sorts of problems. Those who played Dead Space the first time around will know what’s to come, and those who haven’t but have seen the brand new Launch Trailer above, well, now they know too. Scared? Perhaps. Excited? Most DEFINITELY.

Isaac Clarke’s return for a next-gen sci-fi horror experience is one that’s certainly got us hungry! Although perhaps hungry is the wrong word with the amount of stomach-churning content that’s to come. On a personal level, after playing through The Callisto Protocol over Christmas and delving into the fear factor that only mutated monsters can deliver, I can safely say that I am ready to once again be scared s**tless on 27th January.

When routine repair mission turns into complete nightmare, it’s left to us to  unravel a thrilling mystery in the darkest depths of space... Like what did the Ishimura crew discover in the darkness? What happened to them? And what does this mean for the future of mankind itself?

“There’s still a way out for us... but we don’t have much time.”

Speaking of time, your window of opportunity to pre-order is closing by the day! Improvise to survive and secure your copy on PS5 & Xbox Series X, right here at The Game Collection!

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iFixit is now offering official Xbox Series X|S parts and detailed guides for gamers interested in repairing or cleaning their consoles.

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iFixit now sells official Xbox parts

Photo by Tom Warren / The Verge iFixit now sells genuine Xbox parts you can use to repair your Xbox Series X or S and offers official guides to help with fixes. You can browse what’s available from iFixit’s Microsoft Repair Hub. “We’re excited to be working with Microsoft to keep Xboxes running longer and out of the waste heap,” Elizabeth Chamberlain, iFixit’s director of sustainability, says in��

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Xbox Series X/S Repair Service

We are currently offering a variety of different Xbox Series X HDMI repair consoles. These are the new generation Xbox systems from Microsoft and some parts are still scarce. The SSDs are not yet available as of (June 2022) and only donors are accepted. OEM Factory HDMI ports are available for both series s and x. We have the power connector and HDMI chips available as well.

HDMI Port

The HDMI port on this system is strong. and it takes lots of force to break it. However, HDMI ports are known to break for different devices and we have you covered. Brand new OEM factory HDMI ports are in stock and ar replaced the same day within 30 minutes! 

Need Xbox Series X repair? We've got you covered.

No Power

This is a common issue with any electronic device. And this can happen due to many different reasons. We will diagnose and Repair no power issues!

Broken Nexus connector

This connector is commonly broken due to DIY attempts at cleaning or simply disassembly. The issue here is that it is near another connector that needs to be pried, and some try to pry or pull this one too. We replace the broken Nexus connector with an OEM one.

Could be caused by a few things. and when it comes to series x. the SSD is soldered on. so that will be a hard-to-test item when the SSD fails! The HDMI port can be broken and in some cases issues on the signaling circuit of the motherboard. 

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The long-anticipated Scarlett, series X version of the Xbox System from Microsoft is going to be released in 3rd quarter of 2020, just like its rival the Sony PS5, this system is going to hit the market in time for the holidays. It is going to be jam-packed with features. able to play native 4k at 30+ FPS on all games. Most games will see 60 fps and we are anticipating that the Nvidia die in the core will be amazing in terms of teraflops, and quality.  Forget about gaming lags, slow speeds, and other issues you might see with today’s consoles. The Scarlett is going to ship with SSD drives which means fewer storage issues. and better performance. 

For seen Issue with the Xbox 2 (Scarlett) – Series X

Here is what we think is going to be the major problem with the Xbox Two. First and foremost, every device today suffers from the dreaded BGA issues. which causes the mega chips to disconnect from the board.  Just like the Red rings of the death of the Xbox 360 model and the sudden death of the Xbox One model, we know for a fact that the Xbox Two will have some sort of error relating to the disconnection of the APU from the motherboard. This is preventable however but not 100%. All electronic devices suffer from BGA problems. 

Secondly, for the Blu-ray, we all have CD drives that will get stuck in other systems, and since this entire piece of the console is mechanical, mechanical issues will occur. from not reading discs to not being able to insert or eject them. It is a common issue we will have to live with for now until the systems get more digitized.  

The third most anticipated issue is overheating! and that is your fault, not Microsoft’s, .. HAHA, get your system regularly cleaned and re-thermal pasted. and you shouldn’t have an issue. It is like having worn-out brake pads you must get them serviced. If you do not go for a cleaning you will suffer from the Red rings of death mush soon, a White dot of death, or whatever color the LED will be in the new Xbox 2 Scarlett edition. 

Prevention

 It is hard to prevent all issues, but keep the system in a cool area, not directly on the AC! or else you will get water damage! You need to be moderate. The CPU is designed to run at 85 degrees C… So the heat sink should be around 60-80, if it rises above 90 the fan speed starts to kick in, and you might lose a fan or so. But keep in mind regular cleanings are what keeps your system cool.

Do not eat near or around your console. organic matter will ruin the system, Do not smoke on the console, years of smoking messes up the rubbers in the Blu-ray and many mechanical components. 

Use a surge protector! I can not stress this enough. On your TV and your console. Yes, your TV can surge into your system. and mess up your signaling chips! 

Repair & Maintenance

Here at TDR, we will be repairing all of the issues that you will encounter with the Xbox Two Scarlett edition. As we have proven our quality and service with the Xbox One Project Scorpio, we assure you that we will be here when your next-generation Xbox Two system breaks. If you break it we will fix it! 

The main issues are the same, however, the symptoms will vary! Leave it to the experts to diagnose and repair. We as always Diagnose for FREE! You pay shipping and handling 

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War Hospital Review (Xbox Series S)

For this War Hospital Review, we take charge of a WW1 field hospital on the Western Front and make all the decisions necessary to help the soldiers recover and to support the war effort. In this narrative management game, we are the last bastion of humanity.

War Hospital Review Pros:

- Decent graphics. - 6.8GB download size. - 1000 Gamerscore. - Graphics settings - gamma correction, and brightness. - Three chapters along with a chapter selection. - Ten save slots. - Cutscenes are a mix of in-game and hand-drawn animated art sequences. - Good voicework. - A full 3D game world with 360-degree camera control complete with zoom in and out. - Worker management gameplay. - Constant tutorial pop-ups as you play. (can be turned off) - Three game speeds that can be changed at will. - Day and night cycle along with different weather. - Events will pop up where you have a multiple-choice scenario, you get all the facts both good and bad. In this time you can view the Dr and patient records. - The morale bar is front and centre and your actions determine if it goes up or down. - The goal of the game is to heal people, repair the war hospital, and manage everyone's well-being and health. - You must assign people to jobs and locations, as they perform their duties they can get tired, exhausted, and then collapse. Ordering rest times can help. - The train station is where you can order supplies and receive goods. - Improvements for every building type can be made by earning the necessary materials and time and then using the upgraded trees. - When receiving patients you have the choice to assign them to a doctor or deny them care if they are too far gone. - All actions have consequences. - Hire and fire personnel. - A handy train schedule helps you plan deliveries and hires. - Quick access radial menus, one for staff and buildings with the other used for important actions and more general ones. - Once rehabilitated you choose what happens to the soldier based on their stats/abilities and you can send them to the trenches, send them to HQ, or have them released from duty. - There are four types of personnel - doctors, nurses, medics, and engineers. - As it is a war game, you may at times have to help defend the trenches, this involves assigning personnel and filling up the numbers. - A handy bar shows at the top of the screen showing your defense and the enemy's offence. - You can watch improvements and buildings happen in real-time. - An easy to get to grips with a system of dragging and dropping personnel into slots under the marked areas. - Good solid soundtrack. - Clicking on buildings will bring up all the info and any news on what's currently happening in them. - You see the people walking around and carrying the injured. - The cemetery is where you bury the dead. - The compendium is where all the help and tutorials are stored. - Save and load when you want. - You see the fighting play out as cutscenes and then you get a breakdown. - A thinking man's war game. - Rations have to be managed at all times. - Improvements, resting, and anything like that happen in real-time. War Hospital Review Cons: - Cannot rebind or tweak any controls. - Only the one-game mode. - Small game text and no options to change it. - So much to take in. - The tutorial prompts are very pushy and if you don't do as instructed quickly enough then they keep banging up on the screen. - Slow burner. - There is a lot of menu juggling and remembering what goes where to do this and that. - Individual personnel management is not always easy or particularly quick. - Even after the lengthy tutorials, you still get lost or confused by it all especially noises, alerts, and icons. - There are no difficulty options or game settings to help break you in or make it a bit more manageable. Related Post: Terra Nil Review (Nintendo Switch OLED) War Hospital: Official website. Developer: Brave Lamb Studio Publisher: Nacon Store Links - Xbox Read the full article

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iPhone 12 Screen Repairs for Just $99.99 – Unbeatable Black Friday Deals Await You!

Welcome to a digital delight this Black Friday at iFixScreens, where we turn tech troubles into triumphs! As the season of savings dawns, we're thrilled to unveil a spectacular offer that will light up your tech world - iPhone 12 Screen Repairs for an unprecedented $99.99. But the excitement doesn’t stop there. From the sleek iPhone 14 to the gaming powerhouse Xbox S, our Black Friday deals encompass a universe of gadgets. Imagine your iPhone rejuvenated with a new screen or your gaming sessions elevated with an Xbox S, all available at prices that make tech luxury surprisingly affordable. Step into our world of exceptional deals and experience how we create technology that is accessible and exciting!

Black Friday brings a whirlwind of deals, and at iFixScreens, it's no different! We’re excited to announce our spectacular Black Friday Special - iPhone 12 Screen Repairs at an astonishing $99.99! But the deals don’t end there. Many offers are lined up for you, ensuring your favorite devices are pampered without breaking the bank. From iPhones to Xbox, we have something for every tech enthusiast this holiday season!

iPhone 12 Screen Repair

Bring your iPhone 12 for a screen repair this Black Friday at just $99.99. Our skilled technicians ensure your device is handled carefully, using only the highest quality parts for repairs. We understand how crucial your iPhone is in your daily life, so we offer speedy services to get your phone back in your hands as quickly as possible. With our expert repairs, your iPhone 12 will look as good as new, ensuring you get the best value for your money. Trust us to rejuvenate your device with precision and care. Visit us here to claim the fantastic Black Friday Deals:

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Additional Deals:

Our Black Friday specials extend beyond the iPhone 12.

For those sporting the latest iPhone 14, we offer a mere $174.99 for screen repairs.

iPhone 13 users are included, too, with screen repairs at just $124.99. And for older models? We've covered you with screen repairs for iPhone 12 and below at $99.99.

But we're not just about screens. Back glass repairs for iPhone 12 and below are also available at $99.99; for the iPhone 13 and 14 series, they’re just $174.99.

And it's not all about iPhones! Game enthusiasts can grab an Xbox S Console for an unbeatable $99.99. For music lovers, the Jbl Link 300-watt speaker with Google Assistant is available at a steal for $124.99. Each offer reflects our commitment to quality and affordability, ensuring you get the best for less.

Special Promotion on Cases 

Additionally, our cases are available all weekend long for just $15.00! With various designs and robust protection, these cases are the perfect accessory for your device. Plus, get an additional $5 off with any repair service!

Have an Exciting Black Friday

As the Black Friday stars fade into the horizon, we at iFixScreens want to thank you for joining us in this extraordinary celebration of technology and savings. Our commitment to blending quality with affordability has been the heartbeat of these offers. Every deal was curated with your tech desires, from the meticulously repaired iPhone screens to the excitingly priced Xbox S consoles. We are pleased to bring these once-in-a-year specials to our cherished customers. Remember, each repair, purchase, and upgrade you make with us is a step towards a more connected, efficient, and enjoyable tech lifestyle. Until next year's deals unfold, keep embracing technology with the joy and curiosity it deserves!

FAQ

1. How do I qualify for the $99.99 screen repair offer?

A. You need to register to claim the offer. Go to the official website of iFixScreens, and you will get the details there.

2. Can I get my iPhone 12 repaired if it has additional damage?

A. At iFixScreens, we try to provide our customers with the best. We will have to take a look at the phone before giving a verdict.

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Uncle Chop's Rocket Shop Console Announcement

Beard Envy and Kasedo Games' Uncle Chop's Rocket Shop is a roguelite spaceship repair game. You'll need to "Wake up, clock in, fix ships, make friends and enemies, pay R.E.N.T., upgrade your workshop, ponder the futility of your existence, go to bed and then do it all over again the next day." (Kasedo Games)

Uncle Chop's Rocket Shop goes on sale in 2024 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

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GAMING RECAP (AUGUST 1-4)

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will be coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

EA announced these upcoming versions during its recent earnings call, with CEO Andrew Wilson calling Star Wars Jedi: Survivor "pure blockbuster entertainment", that is "rooted in a timeless, culture-defining IP".

"Thanks to the strength of this legendary franchise and community demand, our development team has committed to bringing this Jedi experience to PS4 and Xbox One.

"Over the coming year, we will harness the community's passion and capitalise on key Star Wars franchise moments to drive continued engagement for this incredible game."

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Xbox booth at Gamescom to have Stalker 2 and more playable in "world debuts"

Xbox is gearing up for Gamescom 2023, promising "the largest booth we’ve ever had," with over 30 titles in the booth itself from August 23 to 27, along with theatre presentations for Starfield, Forza Motorsport, and more.

The Xbox booth itself will have over 30 titles and more than 150 gaming stations. The playable games at the Xbox booth include those from third-party partners and ID@Xbox too, with S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl, Payday 3, Party Animals, Under the Waves, Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, Persona 5 Tactica, SteamWorld Build, Jusant, and the Phantom Liberty content for Cyberpunk 2077 playable there. Hands-on opportunities are available for upcoming Game Pass titles too, such as The Lamplighters League and Lightyear Frontier.

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Nintendo Just Had A Record-Breaking Quarter Thanks To Tears Of The Kingdom

Nintendo just had one of its best first quarters since the launch of the Switch in 2017, thanks in part to sales of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

The company’s latest financial report reveals that Tears of the Kingdom sold 18.51 million units from its release to June 30. This led to Nintendo having the highest “global sell-through of first-party” for a first quarter since the launch of the Switch. It says sales of Tears of the Kingdom also drove hardware sales, as Nintendo sold 3.91 million units in this quarter, which ran from April 1 to June 30, 2023. 

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US game revenue sees a 9% jump in June

During June, US consumer spending on games hit $4.7 billion, a 9% increase year-over-year, according to the newest Circana data.

Software reached $4 billion during the month, as the segment was up 7% compared to last year's performance.

Consumer spending on gaming hardware saw a 22% year-on-year bump as it amassed $454 million. Circana said, "This is the highest video game hardware spend for a June month since the $617 million reached in June 2008."

Sony's PlayStation 5 console was the top-selling system for unit and dollar sales during June. The report adds that the system remains in the lead units and dollar sales performance for the 2023 hardware market.

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Microsoft Now Sells Xbox Controller Replacement Parts

On the company’s Xbox repair and replacement parts site, Microsoft now offers a bunch of different parts for repairing damaged or worn out controllers. Parts include complete printed circuit boards, buttons, triggers, and shells, and even new analog sticks if you’re getting bogged down with the dreaded stick drift.

Right now, fixing drifting analog sticks will set you back around $35 (plus your labor in replacing said parts). That’s around half the cost of a new controller.

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Xbox Game Pass for August Announced

Added to Xbox Game Pass (August 1, 2023):

Celeste (Cloud, Console, and PC)

Added to Xbox Game Pass the week of August 3, 2023:

A Short Hike, August 3 (Cloud, Console and PC)

Broforce Forever, August 8 (Cloud, Console and PC)

Limbo, August 9 (Cloud, Console and PC)

Heading to Xbox Game Pass the week of August 10, 2023:

Airborne Kingdom, August 10 (Cloud, Console and PC)

Everspace 2, August 15 (Cloud and Xbox Series X|S)

Leaving August 15

Death Stranding (PC)

Edge of Eternity (Cloud, Console, and PC)

Midnight Fight Express (Cloud, Console, and PC)

Total War: Warhammer III (PC)

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The Callisto Protocol developer Striking Distance Studios lays off 32 employees

Striking Distance Studios, the developer behind last year's sci-fi horror The Callisto Protocol, has laid off 32 employees amid efforts to "realign the studio's priorities".

In a statement provided to IGN, the developer wrote, "Striking Distance Studios and [publisher] Krafton have implemented strategic changes that realign the studio's priorities to better position its current and future projects for success. Unfortunately, these changes have impacted 32 employees. Honouring the invaluable contributions of each departing team member with material support in the form of outplacement services and meaningful severance packages is our top priority during this difficult moment."

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Xbox Repair: Tips and Solutions for Common Issues

Introduction

Gaming has become an integral part of our lives, and the Xbox has been at the forefront of providing an exceptional gaming experience for gamers worldwide. However, like any electronic device, Xbox consoles are susceptible to malfunctions and technical issues. Nothing is more frustrating than encountering a problem right in the middle of an intense gaming session. Fear not, though, as this blog will guide you through some common Xbox repair issues and offer effective solutions to get you back in the game.

1. Overheating and Ventilation

One of the most prevalent issues Xbox users encounter is overheating. Over time, dust and debris can accumulate in the console's vents, obstructing proper airflow and leading to overheating. This can result in the console shutting down unexpectedly or displaying error messages.

Solution: Regularly clean the vents and keep the Xbox in a well-ventilated area. Avoid placing it in enclosed spaces or on surfaces that retain heat. If overheating persists, consider using an external cooling fan or contacting a professional repair service.

2. Disc Reading Errors

Is your Xbox struggling to read game discs, or do you encounter frequent disc read errors? This problem can be particularly frustrating, especially when you're excited to play a new game.

Solution: Firstly, ensure that the disc itself is clean and scratch-free. If the problem persists, the issue might be with the console's optical drive. Try a few different discs to confirm if the problem is widespread. If it is, contact Xbox support or a certified repair center to assess and repair the optical drive.

3. Red Ring of Death (RROD)

The infamous Red Ring of Death is characterized by three or four red lights glowing around the power button. This indicates a hardware failure, often related to overheating or faulty components.

Solution: If your Xbox is under warranty, contact Microsoft support immediately or Myrepairing. They might repair or replace the console free of charge. If not, there are some temporary fixes suggested online, but these might not be reliable. The best option is to seek professional repair services, as they can diagnose the root cause and perform a lasting fix.

4. Controller Connectivity Issues

A controller that fails to connect to your Xbox can severely hinder your gaming experience. Signal interference and low battery levels are common culprits behind this problem.

Solution: Ensure that the controller is charged and try reconnecting it using a USB cable. If connectivity issues persist, reset the controller by holding the sync button for a few seconds. Additionally, check for potential interference from other wireless devices and move them away from your Xbox.

5. System Update Errors

Updating your Xbox is essential to ensure optimal performance and access to new features. However, sometimes these updates can encounter errors, leading to frustration.

Solution: Before updating, make sure your internet connection is stable. If the update fails, try restarting your Xbox and attempting the update again. If the problem persists, visit the Xbox support website for guidance on manually updating your console or contact their support team for assistance.

Conclusion

While encountering issues with your Xbox can be frustrating, it's essential to approach them with patience and knowledge. The solutions mentioned in this blog should help you address common problems effectively. Remember, if a problem seems too complex or risky to handle yourself, it's best to seek professional repair services or contact Microsoft's support team for expert assistance. With the right approach, you'll be back to enjoying your favorite games in no time. Happy gaming!

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Xbox Series S X repair parts

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Xbox gamers in the US can now purchase repair parts for Xbox Elite Series 2 and Xbox Series X|S controllers.

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Microsoft XBOX Series S 512GB White Console & Controller Only AS-IS Parts Repair

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Eleden ring landscape

Elden Ring has to be the most astatically pleasing game that I have ever played the landscape is unique and the lighting they use is much different then other games.

Elden Ring is a 2022 action role-playing game developed by FromSoftware and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment. Directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki with worldbuilding provided by fantasy writer George R. R. Martin, it was released for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S on February 25. In the game, players control a customizable player character on a journey to repair the titular Elden Ring and become the new Elden Lord.