if you had a 360 and it got the RROD for the 3rd time

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halil23 said:

Ronster316 said:

halil23 said:
So if you get 3 RROD, you would still buy them!!!!!!
"MS have a reputation of turning their back on consumers."
Seriously, why would you what to go through all these hassle! That just sad and a waste of time/money :(

Guys! For crying out loud, open up your mind and get a PS3! It will soothe your heart, not break!!

 

Yeah , i see your quote, its lifted directly from the dude who made the ps3 v 360 comparison on youtube........... that video sucks and is biased as hell.................

 

ps2's used to break just out of warranty (ie after 13 months) at least if somthing happens to my 360 it gets repaired for free

people still bought a 2nd or 3rd ps2, so why wouldn't 360 owners buy a new 360 or wait for it to be repaired?

I didn't get that quote from youtube! Got it from some user post from another forum.

Anyway half of those people who brought a 2nd PS2 got the slim (just like DS & PSP) and the other half would of been the DRE, but it no where big as the RROD quantities. And please no cherry picking "a 3rd PS2" But obviously we've seen many 3rd xbox360 purchases (even 4th!).

The point is the OT said would you buy a 4th xbox360? If a x console died on me 3 time, I'll just abandon that x console and move on to another x console as I would learn that it not worth the investment. And why on earth would I let a company give me frustration/hassle and waste of time, isn't it all about having fun! That why I mention that quote "MS have a reputation of turning their back on consumers." because that what M$ delivered, and I'm shocked that customers still buy from that evil corporation, it is so wrong!

Good people would buy from good company, hence why I'm going to get a PS3 instead of xbox360!

So all in all, if anyone out there got 2 or 3 rrod and still planning to buy more, then you have problems and that is you need to let go of your fanboyism and move on!

"We have built up a certain brand equity over time since the launch of PlayStation in 1995 and PS2 in 2000 that the first five million are going to buy it, whatever it is, even it didn't have games," Reeves told Computer and Video Games in an interview.

http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3150935

 

Yup, such saints