So is Xbox 360 the most unreliable console in Gaming History?

I personally think YES.

people might say ps2, but mine is still workin for 4 and a half years now, and ive even dropped it on the floor from a pretty high up, and it still works like a charm.

On the other hand my 360, freezes once in a while and I just got it a few weeks ago.

For me, yes.Riviera_Phantom

For me, yes.Riviera_Phantom

PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
mathew952

 Both PS2 and 360 have been horrible in reliability. I have been through both of these with the Better Business Burough.BioShockOwnz

Why would you waste your time with the BBB?

[QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
Tamarind_Face

[QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
Tamarind_Face

I have had DRE's in consoles that were replaced in 2003-2004. I only had 1 slimline break on me though. 

[QUOTE="Tamarind_Face"][QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
BioShockOwnz

Just b/c you're one of the few having problems doesn't mean the hardware over all is unreliable, this goes both ways.

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"][QUOTE="Tamarind_Face"][QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
-RPGamer-

Just b/c you're one of the few having problems doesn't mean the hardware over all is unreliable, this goes both ways.

[QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
Tamarind_Face

[QUOTE="-RPGamer-"]

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"][QUOTE="Tamarind_Face"][QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
BioShockOwnz

Just b/c you're one of the few having problems doesn't mean the hardware over all is unreliable, this goes both ways.

I have them. Mine are fine. In fact the vast majority will say they work perfectly fine.

I was going of your "just b/c you" statement, and spinning it around. The percentage of successful units far out weighs that of failed units for each respective piece of hardware.

In all honesty with numbers as high as yours I would start to think it's not just a factor of the hardware, but maybe also a factor of the user. I know both have had issues, it would be foolish to deny that, however, I wouldn't call them unreliable pieces of hardware.

ive had the disc reader on 3 of my 4 PS1s break :|Rob2223

A next generation console has to improve on last gen faults which 360 doesn't do at all considering most people are on their 3rd or 4th 360

[QUOTE="-RPGamer-"]

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"][QUOTE="Tamarind_Face"][QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
BioShockOwnz

Just b/c you're one of the few having problems doesn't mean the hardware over all is unreliable, this goes both ways.

[QUOTE="Tamarind_Face"][QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
BioShockOwnz

I have had DRE's in consoles that were replaced in 2003-2004. I only had 1 slimline break on me though.

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]

[QUOTE="Tamarind_Face"][QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
Tamarind_Face

I have had DRE's in consoles that were replaced in 2003-2004. I only had 1 slimline break on me though.

[QUOTE="Rob2223"]ive had the disc reader on 3 of my 4 PS1s break :|AB_Uppercut

A next generation console has to improve on last gen faults which 360 doesn't do at all considering most people are on their 3rd or 4th 360

On a side note, can we call the ps3 the most reliable sony console. I mean the launch bearly had any problems besides a couple of harmless freezing.... munu9

You youngins might not remember but the original NES was a disaster. You had to place the games in just right and had to blow and clean the connectors all the time. But the 360 is a close second imo.Carmilla31

[QUOTE="Tamarind_Face"][QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]

[QUOTE="Tamarind_Face"][QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
BioShockOwnz

I have had DRE's in consoles that were replaced in 2003-2004. I only had 1 slimline break on me though.

[QUOTE="Carmilla31"]You youngins might not remember but the original NES was a disaster. You had to place the games in just right and had to blow and clean the connectors all the time. But the 360 is a close second imo.BioShockOwnz

You youngins might not remember but the original NES was a disaster. You had to place the games in just right and had to blow and clean the connectors all the time. But the 360 is a close second imo.Carmilla31

PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
mathew952

ive had the disc reader on 3 of my 4 PS1s break :|Rob2223

[QUOTE="Rob2223"]ive had the disc reader on 3 of my 4 PS1s break :|-voodoo_child-

[QUOTE="mathew952"]PS2.
Randomly Died, and cost 120 to have fixed. I had to buy 3 over the course Of this Gen
trasherhead

PS2 did have issues for definate. My launch console broke but I got a free replacement.

BUT! One year after launch they rarely broke down unlike the 360. I said it many times before but I am on my second 360 since last September and thats giving me problems also.

And yes I read the manual, gave it plenty of room etc etc

Its so delicate, you don't need to do give so much room with the other consoles or do the other stuff the manual says for other consoles.