Troubleshooting Guides

When the PS3 and Xbox 360 were released, Nintendo’s answer to the competition was the Wii – a console that didn’t compete by the hardware it had inside, but by the innovation it brought to…

The Series X|S was Xbox’s first entry for 4K gaming in the console market and, to no one’s surprise, it became the quickest selling console in the company’s history despite facing shortages. This new generation…

You’ve decided that today is the day you’ll finally grind it out in ranked and join the grueling battle for LP. For the past month, you’ve been mastering your last hitting in the practice tool,…

The first step towards troubleshooting your Nintendo Switch is actually knowing what’s troubling the console, and if it comes with a specific error code, you’re already half way towards solving it. Now, Nintendo has a…

The Xbox One was one of the most influential consoles of its generation, even if it wasn’t the best. Due to its pre-launch marketing disaster and an unnecessary early focus on integrating the Kinect, the…

The earlier models of the PlayStation Portable (PSP) left a huge mark on the gaming community, especially when it comes to JRPG’s and platformers, as well as some unique games that made use of Sony’s…

Similarly how we managed our guide on PS4 Error Codes, so do we continue our series with PS3 Error Codes. But first, here is something that can help you solve most of the common issues…

They must be annoying when they happen, but PlayStation 4 error codes are essential for troubleshooting the console. Without them you can’t know for sure what broke and what needs to be fixed. This methodology…

The PlayStation 5 is currently one of the best consoles on the market out there, hands down. One look at its specifications and it’s easy to see why – Sony’s response to Xbox’s Series X…

The Wii U is known as one of Nintendo’s biggest marketing failures and to date it still doesn’t have much of a reputation in the gaming community. The console featured tons of advanced features for…