Results of the Black Ops 2vs2 Tourney on Feb 26th

Thanks to all the teams that came out this weekend for the Black Ops 2 v 2 Tournament. It was a great turn out with 64player/32teams competing for the grand prize. The grand prize this weekend was $300.00. We look forward to seeing more black ops fans at our hosting of CTRLALTKILL 4 v 4 Tournament coming on April 2, 2011. Register Soon. 

Congratulations to Maddux Faulkner and Josh Nava the 1st Place Team in our COD Black Ops 2 v 2 competition on 2/26/2011. Grand Prize: $300.00

Hottest New Products: February 2011

Hottest New Products for February 2011




New snack for gamers, Gamer Grub is a trail mix like snack that taste great but doesn't leave a mess on your fingers. Comes in 4 delicious flavors. BBQ, Pizza, Smore's and PB&J. Pick up a pack today only $2.99
New Wii mini controllers from BD &A include a mini-wiimote and mini-nunchuck both for only $49.99

New large size Mario Vynl Character in stock now 3 characters to choose from limited quantities available.
Xbox 360 Kinect Motion Control bundle only $149.99
Playstation 3 Move Control bundle only $99.99
Xtactic SP High-Fi Headset only $69.99

Tips and Advice from the Experts at Level Up: Ringed Disks

Tips and Advice from the experts at Level Up:


This month's tip is regarding Ringed Disks (see above). This is a very common problem with the Wii and Xbox 360 systems especially. It is caused by the system being bumped, moved or knocked over. When this happens the disk wobbles in the DVD/ROM drive and makes contact with the laser lens housing resulting in the ring scratch, a almost perfect circle. When this happens your game is usually ruined and will no longer play. Fortunately, Level Up Video Games on-site repair department has the equipment to help. We are usually able to repair a ringed disk and have a 95% success rate. Our fee for attempting to resurface a ringed disk would be $5.00, a lot cheaper normally than buying a replacement. However this can often be avoided entirely by following these two tips. 
1) Avoid setting up your game systems vertically. It is more likely that your system will wobble or topple if you leave it standing up. We always recommend that you lay your system flat.
2) If you have pets or small children we recommend that you properly tuck away video and controller cables that can get pulled or tripped on.  Always try and keep your systems out of reach of children and animals.
These tips will help you to avoid the Ringed Disk syndrome and keep your games playing for a long time. Of course always put your games back in their case or storage sleeve when not using them to avoid other scratches. Don't forget that when you trade your games condition counts.
Level Up Video Games is always here to answer your questions about games, systems, accessories and electronics in general. This is our business and were here to help.