Game Console Repair
in Portland, OR.

Usually worth repairing. Most common console repairs — HDMI ports, overheating, disc drives — cost a fraction of a new console. We'll tell you the repair cost upfront and be honest if it doesn't make financial sense.

Yes — PS5 HDMI port replacement is one of the most common repairs at our Portland location. It's a board-level job that requires microsoldering, which most shops can't do. We can. See our dedicated PlayStation repair page for more details.

Yes — Joy-Con drift is one of the most common Nintendo repairs at our Portland SE 96th Ave shop. We replace the module entirely rather than cleaning it. We also fix DualSense and Xbox controller drift.

Most common repairs — HDMI ports, overheating, screen replacements — are done same day or next day. More complex board-level work can take 2–5 days. We'll give you an honest timeline when we diagnose it.

Yes — controller sync issues are often a faulty Bluetooth module or a damaged charging port causing connection drops. If resyncing doesn't fix it, bring it in and we'll diagnose whether it's a hardware fault or a board-level issue.

Yes — bring it to our Portland shop on SE 96th Ave. PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, GameCube, even older handhelds. If it's repairable, we'll fix it.

If we can't fix your console at our Portland shop, you don't pay. We'll diagnose it first and give you an honest assessment before any work starts. If the repair doesn't make sense, we'll tell you that too.

No appointment needed — walk in to our 1012 SE 96th Ave location in Portland any day we're open. You can also start a repair request online if you'd prefer.