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rocketpig said:
your mother said:

I disagree - it's an outrage that the 360 suffers from this kind of unreliability in the first place - consumers shouldn't have to deal with RRoD-type issues in the first place.

Can you imagine if this kind of manufacturing defects made their way into cars, trains, or airplanes?

The Kotaku article has Brian Crecente having nine 360s malfunction - that is outrageous!


I'm not making excuses for MS and the RRoD... I was talking about the DVD drives. Those don't seem to be failing at a rate higher than any of the other consoles (and not nearly as bad as the PS2).


 All you had to do with your PS2 DVD drive was clean it and it worked like it was brand new (I know, I have done it to two different PS2's that are at 6 and 7 years respectively).  This is actually a problem on many CD/DVD drives besides the one on the PS2.  It wasn't a blender that destroyed your discs and refused to eject them.



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