[QUOTE="Ragnarok1051"][QUOTE="sexy_chimp"][QUOTE="Ragnarok1051"][QUOTE="sexy_chimp"][QUOTE="Ragnarok1051"][QUOTE="shoeman12"][QUOTE="excelR83"][QUOTE="sexy_chimp"] Sony really cares about their customers.
Remember when the PS2 scratched discs and Sony replied "Our system doesn't scratch disks, people do"
Sony cares a lot.
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Remember when millions of 360's broke down, Microsoft lost 1 billion dollars, and Peter Moore said "things break"?
Microsoft cares a lot.
Fanboys, /sigh
at least they aknowledged the problem and extended the warranty to 3 years unlike sony with the dre's.
The only reason M$ did that was so they wouldn't get sued.
So Sony WANTED to be sued? :?
Sony tried to get away with it but they didn't. M$ decided to refurb before they really got sued and the real bad press started to roll in.
You gotta admit though that what Microsoft is doing is a lot better than what Sony did.
Microsoft is taking a huge hit for the repair costs, which is the right thing to do, and Sony tried to get away with it and blame it on the customerto save money.
They are both wrong. I am leaning more toward M$ because by now the problem should be fixed.
At least Microsoft is fixing the problem. They are fixing 360s for free, and are going to fix the problem eventually. Sony made you buy a new one and never fixed the problem.
They are NOT fixing the problem when the 360 comes back to people "repaired" and it still breaks! Its happened to many reviewers on blog sites and major gaming sites. How can you even ignore this?! Kotaku's just got their refurbished one back last week only to have it break down again!This goes way beyond fanboyism, you really need to face up to it. MS ISN'T FIXING THE PROBLEM!! Fixing the problem is so the console doesn't break again. PS2's DRE problem was solved, and MS RROD is a lot more of an epidemic than that.
Stop trying to think that there's a parallel between PS2s success and DRE and MS' RROD.
Consoles breaking in the first place only hurt the console's quality status!!
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