lol well my friend if you want THE BEST its going to be a little pricey...:DLessThanMike

Well, I guess your right. :oops:

Maybe take better care of your stuff? I have had the launch one and it still works fine. Actually I have the launch xbox1 one and it too is fine. What are you doing with it?!BaconB1ts123

turtle beach has a wired version of the $180 one, and it only cost $60. its cool because it has surround sound!

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7963117&st=turtle+beach+headset&lp=1&type=product&cp=1&id=1153997315841

rich19913

Hmm, not bad, but still kind of pricy. Also, it's not a matter of wire or no wire, just which one is the best.

there's a really nice wireless one from turtlebeach...but i think its like 180 bucksLessThanMike

Wow, I definitely don't want to break a $180 wroth of equipment.;)

you've played Cev Rev too long if you think you have to get three of everything (to form an army).

you've played Cev Rev too long if you start splitting your life into turns.

Those do actually happen too me, how sad.

Sue Your friend :)

(JK)

My 360 has worked perfectly for the last 2 years, and suddenly I got the ring of death last night. I never thought it would happen to me. I don't have a warranty either. I guess I'm screwed. The sad thing is that I just got Bioshock and never got a chance to play it.DSPX

I think the warranty has been extended so you might still have a chance. If you still have no warranty, try an outside service or learn to repair it yourself.

I'm going to get my Xbox 360 repaired soon. Here are my questions...

1. If I send it back to the store to get a new one, is there anyway I could keep the hard drive?

2. Has anyone used an outside service like this: http://www.xbox360-pros.com/ ? Our they good and worth it?

2. I'm trying to get my 360 repaired before Halo 3, any ideas?

On the side with the plugs, in the upper corner, there is a sticker with a lot of numbers. One should be the cereal.

The ROD has finally hit me. Is there anything I can do to fix it without opening my 360 up (I'll try the towel trick)? If it has to have surgery what's the best way save the memory? Do I have to send my hard-drive with the 360 to get repaired? And is there anything I might lose even if the Hard-drive is safe or was not sent? Also what cause ROD? Is it a manufacturing error, overheating, games, or a verity of different things? Before the healing process begins, is there anything else I should know?