DarthVolod on 01 September 2013
Well there is always the warranty. Worst case scenario though I can just attempt to get it running long enough to trade it in somewhere and get a new one paying the difference ... or trade it towards the slim version or whatever.
A RROD 360 can be fixed (with some minor work) to appear functional ... at least long enough for trading purposes...
If it is truly having issues you can still sell a broken system. Gamestop gives about $50 (in store credit and using a coupon that comes up every now and then) for broken original model 360's. That is something at least.
In all honesty though, I don't really expect problems this generation. At least nothing as widespread as red ring and yellow light.
