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Features« Specialty Gamer Newsletter - Issue #7 | Features Home | Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 » Various models of Xboxes are infamous for dying. Now it turns out that one of Microsoft's Xbox 360 demo kiosk units suffers the Red Ring of Death while on display at the Game Developers Conference. Personally, I don't have an Xbox 360 console myself yet, but I'll just say I'll be weary when looking to get one. Especially if used.
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Comments (2)
Dant Rambeaux said,
I was heavily debating whether to get a 360 or a PS3 and the RRoD played a big part in my deciding on the PS3. I definitely don't regret it, either.
Posted by Dant Rambeaux | February 25, 2008 8:48 PM
I’m not surprised, there’s nothing softer than a 360.
I’ve got one (my second one actually), my first one I’d have to turn it on and off like 10 times before it would turn on and I’d get a red ring sometimes while turning it on, so I sent it in (after talking to a very knowledgeable Indian who asked me if it was plugged in) so I get a new 360 back and this one doesn’t work right either! I have to turn it on 2-5 times for it to turn on, so now I’m waiting for them to send me my warranty information for my new 360 so I can send it in again.
Posted by Creston Gueldner | March 5, 2008 9:47 PM