Staude said:
You are comparing 0.2 percent failure rate with 33 percent. There is.. quite the difference.
And for the record. My (close to) launch ps1 still works. So does my ps2. I personally have had no issues with either. That doesn't mean that everyone else didn't either though.. If you don't get my point i'm saying, that even if you don't have the problem.. many other people could. Oh and there are two l's in sell.
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Congratulations on your PS1 and PS2 still working. As you already acknowledge though, this is only anecdotal evidence and not indicative of the bigger picture. I could talk about my launch 360 that is still going strong or the two PS2s I returned within days of purchasing because they were scratching disks but again, only anecdotal.
I do take exception to the failure rates you quote. Microsoft don't release failure rates, and I imagine Sony don't either (if I'm wrong on that I'm sure someone will correct me). If you are going to quote figures, please link to your sources. The reliability issues with the 360 have now been resolved to a degree where the failure rate is 'acceptable', and I imagine it is comparable to the other consoles. You may still see more RRoD stories but these will predominately be about older 360 consoles. I see as many PS3 failure stories as 360 revised hardware failure stories on the forums.







