Aura7541 on 21 August 2014
| Smear-Gel said: Yeah, the fact that many people had up to even 4 Xbox 360's due to RROD is never talked about for some reason. |
MS offered a warranty extension to cover the replacement costs, though that wasn't until July 2007. They admitted that prior to the extension, 11.6 million 360's were faulty, so yeah... that's a ridiculously high number. Considering that the 360 launched in November 2005, it's safe to say that a huge chunk of the 11.6 million broke outside of the warranty. That was why MS decided to eventually extend it because the RROD problem was getting out of control.
