Sqrl said:
Sure if they factor in what they know about failure rates as well. But they clearly did not factor that in. While many replaced their units there were, especially before they admitted to the problem, many who had to re-purchase their 360s anew and some who just decided not to bother with it anymore at all. If they're saying this is sold to consumers it sounds right to me. But I have a hard time buying that this is even close to the actual installed base. |
Why not? In EU, every single 360 sold has been under warranty since launch. The 3 years extended warranty came along before the 2 years default ended. Every 360 sold, is under the 3 years warranty, so if your launch console gave you the RRoD, in the US for example, you still got it fixed after the 3 years came along (unless you threw it into garbage) and could have been sold in ebay or similar.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.







