Reports of systems crashing, doing odd stuff.

[RockyTop1]

Re: Reports of systems crashing, doing odd stuff.

This is quite the assortment of problems, I'm not touching this thing for at least a year.

just because a few people here and there are having problems, just like the launch of every other console?

That's your loss bro.

[JayBee74]

Re: Reports of systems crashing, doing odd stuff.

My 360 has been on for 2 straight hours and is only luke warm.

[Skyboxer]

Re: Reports of systems crashing, doing odd stuff.

My 360 has been on for 2 straight hours and is only luke warm.

Mine also.
Anyways I went through 3 PS2's and 2 XBOX's. So what's happening is not uncommon.
On a side note I haven't ever had any issues with Nintendo hardware except for the NES and having to clean the prongs once and awhile.

[jpup]

Re: Reports of systems crashing, doing odd stuff.

Mine also.
Anyways I went through 3 PS2's and 2 XBOX's. So what's happening is not uncommon.
On a side note I haven't ever had any issues with Nintendo hardware except for the NES and having to clean the prongs once and awhile.

I hear they are running great deals on N64s these days.

[Brandwin]

Re: Reports of systems crashing, doing odd stuff.

mine has worked flawlessly thus far.

Same! Mine has got warm,but nothing to bad.

[The GIGGAS]

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I can't wait for my 360.

[Misfit]

Re: Reports of systems crashing, doing odd stuff.

http://www.xbox360degrees.com/2005/1...0-stories.html

That's pretty low if it's true,like Sony can talk. My 360 already lasted longer than the PS2 I had before the one I have now.

I wouldn't believe anything posted on that website in regards to Xbox 360 vs the competition.

This is the risk you run when you purchase a console at launch. You get to experience the console first, but at a cost of money and at risk of defects. Ultimately, those who wait will probably have a more stable assortment of hardware to choose from, a cheaper price, and better software. However, they aren't playing it right now. Each person just has to decide which is more important.

I will back up the person who said they've never had a problem with a Nintendo console. I've had problems with Sony and Microsoft consoles, but never a Nintendo one (and I've never known anyone to ever have a problem with a Nintendo console). The closest thing I can think of is with old NES systems where you'd have to blow on the cartridge to get it to work. Just an observation.