thismeintiel said:
Squaretrade, a big warranty provider, calculated it at 24% percent. Of course, considering MS was basically forced by public opinion to provide replacements/repairs free of charge, Squaretrade didn't see a lot of those. Game Informer calculated it at 54% based on a survey of 1000s. So, the real number is somewhere in between. Game Informer calculated the PS3 at 10%, so the real number is probably lower. Again, inferior reliability. |
The real number would be the one provided by SquareTrade, not a random survey of readers of a gaming magazine. Might as well say Metacritic user scores are a trustworthy account of satisfaction with a game. But I guess 24% doesn't sound as catchy as "at least" 1/3.
Of course, it was right around 10-11% with the PS3 after the RRoD issue was sorted out and like I said, both pale in comparison to Nintendo. Or Sega, before they ran out of money. I mean, 10% for PS3 according to your source. Is that supposed to be good? Only when you compare it to early 360 models :)
Its still funny that you're clutching to a Game Informer reader survey as legitimate evidence though, thanks for the laugh.







