my bro in law has had his 360....

my bro in law has had his 360 since launch, and has played it about 4 times max... not because he's busy but because my sis dont let him play it lol.... what a waste of a 360 right?? but i bet he's about the only person who's had theres since launch and still running.

do you know anybody that has had theres this long????

I've had mine since the Christmas before last and it got RROD after the first six months, Microsoft needs to find a permanent solution to the 360's hard ware problems instead of just temporarily fixing individual 360's. Hell, once this extended warranty expires I'm going to have to by another one even though Microsoft knows the 360 is going to break. a_user

Actually. You can pay them to repair the console for you out of warranty.

[QUOTE="a_user"]I've had mine since the Christmas before last and it got RROD after the first six months, Microsoft needs to find a permanent solution to the 360's hard ware problems instead of just temporarily fixing individual 360's. Hell, once this extended warranty expires I'm going to have to by another one even though Microsoft knows the 360 is going to break. thrones

Actually. You can pay them to repair the console for you out of warranty.

But I wouldn't have to if they would just fix this dilemma. Why sell a system they already know is going to break?

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[QUOTE="a_user"]I've had mine since the Christmas before last and it got RROD after the first six months, Microsoft needs to find a permanent solution to the 360's hard ware problems instead of just temporarily fixing individual 360's. Hell, once this extended warranty expires I'm going to have to by another one even though Microsoft knows the 360 is going to break. magicalclick

Actually. You can pay them to repair the console for you out of warranty.

But I wouldn't have to if they would just fix this dilemma. Why sell a system they already know is going to break?

They didn't know. Just give up Xbox360 if you are so fed up with it. Bad sales is one way MS will learn from their lesson.

But now that they actually do know don't you think they should actually work towards fixing it and replacing all broken models? Sure, doing so wouldn't be cheap but it be better than having their customers lose faith in their product. I guess you are right, no use crying over spilled milk.... or wasted money.