| Coca-Cola said: Congrats! hope you enjoy it I myself am planning to purchase. Which would be my 4th one. 3rd one i'm paying for. I have 2 in the house. one for me and one for the kids. I hope to sell one when i get the new one. How did you transfer the data to the new 360s? |
Thanks! I didnt had much problem with transfering data since I was using a memory card. lol
Seece said:
His argument all seems very well engineered doesn't it? Heck even if you're out of warrenty, often enough MS are kind enough to repair for free (guess it depends on their funds and circumstances) |
Trust me he tried, it was before they aknowledge the problems. They didnt wanted to repair nor exchange for free, he talks with different agents, I remember very well because he was very mad at job because of his talk with them. They were literraly telling him it was his fault for leaving the console on too long. And that it was out of the 1 year warranty so they didnt have any obligation. Im sure they give better service now.
I've purchased two 360s. I still have both of them. I had to get the first one fixed, but it's still running good. I've played a lot of games on both of them. For those of you that asked how to transfer the data from your old 360 to the new one, you need a data transfer cable. They used to be free when you purchased a new 360, but they charge for it now. I got pretty mad at them for it and called them to complain, and they gave it to me for free. I think it was $12 or so. It wasn't the money, but the principle. Make me pay $12 when I just spent $400 on a new elite! Fuck you! So, they gave it to me for free. Good luck to you. As far as the new 360 slim, it looks great. I wish I had one. I just can't justify the purchase. My elite is still running good. Oh yeah, for those of you that didn't know. Once you transfer all of your old info to the new 360, the only way you can get to your old purchases, downloaded games or map packs, is to be connected to xbox live. This doesn't seem like it would matter that much, but my son was wanting to play on some of the maps that I downloaded previously on my old xbox and couldn't. The only way he could do it was to play on my profile. Kind of bullshit, but I found that out one day when I was bored and read the "exclusions" or whatever bs microsoft calls it on downloadable game content. Figured someone would want to know.
Icyedge said:
2 in the first 3 years, no warranty whatsoever. The 3rd one was purchase with 3 years warranty (he had to pay for the warranty by that time) and had to be exchange also, I think 1 time (but I didnt count this since it wasnt a new purchase). The 4th one is a slim he just bought. So if you dont count the slim it makes 3. I didnt precise because I wasnt trying to prove anything. |
That's just...... a really sad story
"Being single is easier on the gaming life, and the wallet."
slim is very nice. looks great but i'm curious about the 4gb version. It's matte, but i still havent seen 1 in real life
Imagine the numbers the Wii would have if it had a similar 'rrod' (or whatever) problem.
Anyway anyway, since both my ps3 and 360 broke i vowed never to bother again...but...i don't know how much i can take anymore. So many great games..
Yea I still want one, but might get the Halo: Reach edition. But I guess I need to decide fast haha before they stop taking reserves.
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