A Video Game Repair

Worst repair place in town. No joke. Too Scared to attempt fix anything, just after your money. Only care about their success rate and not the needs of the gamer/​consumer. Would not recommend to anyone. Period.

Awesome repair business. They are friendly and do what they say with a smile. I had two ps3’s for them to fix and it only took a day to fix and if they can’t fix it they won’t charge you. Also before they repair it they take a look at it and call you to tell you what’s wrong with it and give you an estimate and you decide if you can afford it. They are very knowledgeable and know what they are doing. I did a lot of research on line for a repair shop and I am glad I chose here. My kids were so happy the got their ps3 back so fast.

I’ve known about this place for… several years now. I drive past it every morning on the way to work. I’ve never had any reason to inquire about their services, though, until recently.
I have a launch model PS3 that has been a complete tank. Even with all of the issues the launch model seemed to have a couple years after release, mine kept trucking along. That is, of course, until I decided that my brother wanted to play through Fallout 3 again. Apparently, he had JUST gotten the ant perception perk when… everything froze and he got the dreaded death knell/​yellow light combo.
Instead of selling the unit as-​is and moseying to a different model, I managed to get Dave on the horn here at AVGR and brought my console in on Halloween. Trick or treat indeed. While out with the crotch-​fruit for some candy harvesting, I got a call saying «Found the problem (Solder bridge finally fell apart, needed a reflow) — Want me to fix it?» Yes. Yes I do. «Cool, it’ll be ready tomorrow.» (Paraphrased, of course)
Saturday rolls up and I feel like a kid waiting for Xmas morning, checking my phone every 2 minutes it seems. Finally, it rang. «Come and get it!» And I did. Picked it up, got some handy advice, chatted a bit about stressful work environments, fast food assembly lines, and I was on my way!
Now, look. Yeah, these kinds of things can be kind of expensive. You’re talking about disassembling a special piece of hardware, applying the correct amount of heat to a specific area, allowing the points to reconnect, reassembling the hardware, and then stress testing it to make sure that it works. I consider it money well spent on an essentially complex procedure (for the layperson, anyhow). Much less expensive than either A. Buying a new console, B. Shipping it to Sony for them to just send me back a different model, or C. Shipping it off to some other repair-​place and waiting for weeks to get it back. ESPECIALLY considering they offer ***FREE ESTIMATE/​FREE DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE*** to figure out what the problem is (some places I’d seen charge $ 30~ just to look at your stuff on top of the repair itself).
With the rapid turn-​around, the no-​nonsense dealing with the techs, and ease of the whole process… I can’t say enough good things about these guys. If your console (or TV… or PC/​Laptop — They do those, too!) decides to crap out on you, do yourself a favor and hit up AVGR. You’ll be glad you did.

I found this place through Unilocal.My playstation 3 stopped reading game discs one day and I literally googled every home method to fix it. No luck.
What a blessing this place is! I thought I would have to shell out $ 180 to get a new one but these guys are AWESOME. I found out I had a broken disc drive and they repaired my system for $ 100. Here’s why the $ 100 was worth it all: I was informed that if I had sent my system back to Sony, they would have tossed by broken system and just sent me a new one = LOSS OF HARD EARNED GAME DATA… had I bought a new system instead of fixing the one I have = LOSS OF HARD EARNED GAME DATA since there’s no way of transferring my stuff to a new one.
So in a nutshell, «A Video Game Repair» saved me (specifically my boyfriend, lol) a lot of future stress. On top of that, it was same day repair so I dropped it off and 3 – 4 hours later, it was ready to be picked up.
I recommend this place with two very enthusiastic thumbs up, «fine holiday fun» :)

I brought my PS3 to the Vegas Repair team off of Sunset Road because I had an issue with my device unable to read any video games or blue ray movies. They had it fixed within a few hours which I didn’t expect!
Because of the fast service I brought in my xbox 360 because it was getting the 3 red rings of death. they gave me a quick estimate and I was again done in a few hours and never had a problem since.
Then I ended up picking up another PS3 that had I brought it to them a third time and of course they had it fixed in only two hours!
I couldn’t be more happy with their service. I highly recommend them! I didn’t know it until last week but they also service IPhone screens, so if I ever drop mine I know where to take it!

Great great service, I dropped my Wii off on a Wednesday morning at their shop in Las Vegas and was able to pick it up the same day. David and Eric and the whole staff at Video Game Repair were extremely knowledgeable about Xbox, Wii, Ps3, Iphones basically everything it was quite shocking. They definitely were a bright bunch that truly cared about helping their customers, and I will definitely be recommending all my friends to their shop. A+++