| forevercloud3000 said: i fail to see how this falcon version of the 360 is a good solution to all those that still possess defective 360's already. It is great for new adopters of the system but not for those who were early adopters. They would have to repurchase a system to gain this added security. |
Early PS2s broke, and broke and broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke broke and broke without Sony paying for their repair/replacement. Furthermore new Xbox 360 RRODs will get a Falcon type Xbox 360 back sans HDMI port if their console is older.
Tease.
