What consoles have you had break on you over the years?

I've had one fat PS2 having a hard time reading disks around 4 years after I got it, I sold it and got a slim though so I don't know how it is now. My first slim stopped working after about 2 weeks, had to send it back to Amazon. And then my last slim worked fine, I sold it to a friend and it's still working fine. How about everyone else?

well so far in my life i've had a sega dreamcast break on me and my dog knocked my ps2 down and the loading tray wouldn't open any more

And thats it

i have owned NES, SNES, PS1, N64, GC, Wii, 360, PS3

the only one that broke on me has been the 360 (of course)

i have to give it up to Nintendo though, they can sure make a reliable system

360 and massive PS2. To be fair, I didn't treat my original PS2 very well.

i have owned NES, SNES, PS1, N64, GC, Wii, 360, PS3

the only one that broke on me has been the 360 (of course)

i have to give it up to Nintendo though, they can sure make a reliable system

ogvampire

Very true, I was so surprised to find that my N64 still works after the dusty conditions I kept it in over the past few years.

I've had one fat PS2 having a hard time reading disks around 4 years after I got it, I sold it and got a slim though so I don't know how it is now. My first slim stopped working after about 2 weeks, had to send it back to Amazon. And then my last slim worked fine, I sold it to a friend and it's still working fine. How about everyone else?

ONLYDOD

My PS2 broke once, and my current one is iffy. Occasional disc read errors and such.

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I've had one fat PS2 having a hard time reading disks around 4 years after I got it, I sold it and got a slim though so I don't know how it is now. My first slim stopped working after about 2 weeks, had to send it back to Amazon. And then my last slim worked fine, I sold it to a friend and it's still working fine. How about everyone else?

Bubblehash

The cartridge drive on my NES could act up sometimes, but thats it. The only system of mine that broke and was unusable was my dreamcast, but it only broke because my mother dropped it like 5 ft onto a hard floor.Senor_Kami

dude everyones nes's do that :P (you need to blow on the cartridges to get them to work)

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I've had one fat PS2 having a hard time reading disks around 4 years after I got it, I sold it and got a slim though so I don't know how it is now. My first slim stopped working after about 2 weeks, had to send it back to Amazon. And then my last slim worked fine, I sold it to a friend and it's still working fine. How about everyone else?

Bigboi500

My PS1 had disk read error, doesn't matter since I have no use for it anymore.

Genesis (Not still worked but I couldn't play alot of games because the Controller 1 port was broken so I couldn't plug anything into it)

SNES (Still works internally but a cat chewed a wire)

PS2 (Still works but it DREs on some games mainly PS1 games or any PS2 game with a Blue bottom)

All of my other consoles I've never had problems with.

1-ps1 1-ps2

the ps1 may have been because of my dog