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Yeah, I know what you will say. This is obviously some guy lying. That's exactly what I thought too. I know the failure rates are too high, but 12 for one person? Poor guy though, he still says he loves his 360, even though most of the time he hasn't had it in his possession.
"I'm no fanboy," he says, but there's no doubt he's a 360 fan. He purchased his first machine a month after the console launch, but, since then, Justin has not had a working system for longer than a month or two. The list of problems is almost comically large: three red lights of death, two with disc read errors, two dead on arrival, several with random audio and video-related issues and one that actually exploded.
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After getting a new one for that, I just decided to sell mine. I haven't owned a video game system in over half a year. I guess I kind of lost the feeling for it.
Pics or it didn't happen.
But hey, to each their own...he should make sure he does the "towel trick" on his next 360 to "cure" it off his RRoD.
I got a Wii for Christmas that was broken - took it back - my next one broke, so I just save up and kept the money ^^
Microsoft really needs to fix all these problems ... if one of his 360's has blown up, I'd hate for someones computer to blow up !
This is sad. He better get all his money back, if not a little more.
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