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C_Hollomon on 09 August 2009
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Bitmap Frogs said:
C_Hollomon said:
seece said:
C_Hollomon said:
seece said:
I love how most of the people on this site that have had disc scratching and RROD are big fans of Sony.

 

The 1st console this gen I brought was the 360.  360 fans also say they got the rrod and had they games scratched so does that make them a Sony fan too.

Note where I said most and not all, would help for you to actually read what I posted.


I read your post but it seems to me that you think I'm lying about getting the rrod and having disc scratching since you say most of the ones that say that is Sony fans which isn't true to me. 

 

Well, most of the trolls spam issues like those so in the end it's hard to discern between the true stories and those who are only looking to score points for the team. 

While the RROD is/was common enough, as far as I know the horrendous and deep circular scratches were a very small problem. If you are talking about just regular scratches, every cd/dvd drive out there scratches discs. Even my hi-end 1000€ CD player I bought in the 90's made small scratches here and there. It's the curse of optical media.

I still remember when they used to say that unlike analog media, optical media would last atleast 50 years, if not more. Hah!.

Yeah you right.  Gears of War and Madden 08 was my only 2 games that got the circle scratch.  I had to buy them both agian.  I had other games with scratches and some will act up sometimes but they still played ok.  I geuss the disc tray in my 360 at the time was bad.  Any way that was in the past.

If my PS3 or Wii had scratched up my games, I would say they did too but they didn't.  Some may think I'm trying to make the 360 look bad but I'm not.  Others have had the same problem.