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2/26/2013 5:58:04 PM
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A system that doesn't have a nickname for the fact that it fails. So no Red Ring of Death.
Some new games. Tired of repetitive games.
Multiplayer on Xbox live to be free and all the other crap that I don't need should cost money.
A decent amount of Kinect games that I actually want to play...
There is more but if they don't at least do something I am buying a PS4.
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dude the PC is the master race but still has the blue screen of death.
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Vista had it and updates could fix it. Hardware malfunctions are not so easy to fix. The Red Ring of Death was due to a poor design, cheap parts, and overheating. The blue screen of death could be fixed through an update.
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RoD was fixed eventually as well.
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With a whole new system. All I am saying is I am not going to buy the new Xbox right away this time. I should not pay 400$ for something that had a 40% fail rate, that is being generous, and laser burned discs. It took 5 years for the fail rate to get down to the same level as the PS3. I don't own a PS3 I have an Xbox 360. So I am not a sony fanboy in the slightest. I still have two of the original Xbox consoles.
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^Agree. I've never had a blue screen and my PC isn't even very good. But RROD was a pain, it took a month for the whole process.
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You share the same problems as I do. Glad to see I'm not the only one.
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Oh man if the nextbox has a similar problem to the 360 I'm just going to rage. Companies should learn from their mistakes.
