Limited hours Nov 10 – 17: Due to a death in the family, we will be open on limited hours from November 10 to 17, from 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.
From modern consoles to the classics you grew up with: we bring game systems back to life.
Consoles fail in predictable ways: worn HDMI ports, overheating, power problems, disc drives that won't read, controllers that drift. Most of these are repairable, and repairing is usually far cheaper than replacing.
Because we repair at board level under the microscope, we can also take on the jobs other shops turn away, including vintage and retro systems.
No picture, flickering or damaged HDMI ports replaced.
Deep cleaning, new thermal paste and fan service.
Consoles that won't turn on, shut off or have power supply failures.
Drives that won't read, eject or accept discs.
Stick drift, buttons, charging and connection problems.
Older systems restored, recapped and repaired.
90% of work finished within 48 hours, depending on parts availability.
If we can't fix it, you don't pay for the repair.
Windows, Mac and Linux computers, consoles and storage devices.
Walk in at 2233 Avent Ferry Rd in Raleigh, or call or text us first.
Call, text, send the form or simply walk in with your device.
We find the real cause and explain what the fix involves before we start.
90% of work is finished within 48 hours, depending on parts availability.
Collect your device working. No solution - no charge.
Often, yes, especially after the cable was pulled or knocked. Sometimes it is the chip behind the port. We diagnose it and tell you before repairing.
Yes. Stick drift and button problems are common and usually repairable.
Yes. Vintage and retro systems are something we enjoy working on.
Describe the problem and we will get back to you during business hours.