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Aaron Greenberg: Xbox Live Should be Free of Problems this Christmas

December 11, 2008 in Interview comments 8

Aaron Greenberg thinks that the Xbox Live issues experienced last Christmas won't happen this year, as Microsoft are more than ready for the expected growth this holiday.

"We are well prepared for the type of growth we expect this holiday." said Greenberg. "We will have people standing by, more people on hand than we've ever had before,"
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    Aussie Legend Dec 11, 08
    Damn, I thought the title said "Xbox Live free this christmas"

    I think Micro have probably learnt there lesson (hopefully)
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      Play ISDF Dec 11, 08
      Believe me your not the only one. I guess dreams are never dreams if they actually happen. Would be nice though.
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      metalhead4105 Dec 11, 08
      Haha I thought it said that too
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    Final Blade Dec 11, 08
    @Aaron Greenberg you're wrong. No one is ever ready for growth. Nintendo is still not meeting the demand for the Wii consoles to this date.

    You can try to be prepared for it, but you're never prepared and ready for it.
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      DystopiaSticker Dec 11, 08
      Uh he means activity on Live. So, he's not wrong.
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        Final Blade Dec 11, 08
        You can't possibly tell me he can forecast the activity before hand?
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      RabidChinaGirl Dec 12, 08
      Relax, he's just trying to do some damage control after the 2007 LIVE incident. He ALSO says, on top of reassuring gamers LIVE will remain functional this Christmas, that a support team is READY in case shit does go down.
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      Arikardo Dec 12, 08
      Actually, Nintendo are meeting the demand for the Wii console very well. There are never ending deliveries of them to the stores near my home, especially Gamestation. I know this as a friend of mine works there.

      I hope there isn't another LIVE incident, when i had my 360 it was a nightmare over christmas last year.

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