Microsoft assures owners of faulty Xbox 360 units
November 27th, 2005 Leave a comment Visited 56 times, 2 so far today
Microsoft assures owners of faulty Xbox 360 units
Software giants Microsoft has admitted that they have received complaints from some of the new owners of their recently launched Xbox 360 gaming console about possible defects in the gaming console. The console has been a total sold out with most of the retail stores out of stock practically within hours of the launch.
In fact, some of the early owners of this gaming console managed to make a fortune selling them on eBay at inflated prices to gamers who were not lucky enough to purchase one from the regular stores. However, not everything has gone smooth for the company. European retailers are already claiming that they would be short on supplies for the launch in their market early next month.
And some of the owners of Xbox 360 have complained about problems related to crashes during start-up or game play. Gamers have reported on Xbox related discussion forums about these problems related to games freezing, graphics going distorted, and screen going blank during game play.
Microsoft has assured these gamers that if they face any problems with their consoles, they should head towards the console’s official website and report it. The company has even said that they would pay to ship the console to and from a repair centre, or provide a replacement if the fault could not be repaired. Looks like the software giant wants to play it safe and prevent any bad publicity related to this gaming console which is due to be launched in Europe and Japan next month.
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November 27th, 2005 at 01:28 am
Funny, not only have sony peeved everyone by installing that bloody rootkit spyware software they’ve only gone and made up lies about the 360. Thats not good sport! No chance im buying a ps3 now! pillocks
ImageWebsite 1UP has reportedly found evidence that Sony owned subsidiary Koyeo has been actively encouraging its employees to actively spread false rumors and accusations on Microsoft�s Xbox 360.
According to the 1UP report a project called �Light Flame� has Koyeo paying third party employees to spread numerous rumors about Microsoft�s next-generation console. Some of these include faulty parts to overheating allegations. The extents of these rumors are yet to be fully known.
January 4th, 2006 at 12:21 am
THe Xbox 360 has a wide variety of technical problems it has inherent design faults that were not resolved because of time pressure to release the console this will become more apparent in time.
June 17th, 2008 at 11:08 pm
i am not happy with your product as in less than 18 month i am now sending my xbox back yet again for repair and all you get is a 1 months subscription to xbox live. i have a 12 months subsription and i think your gift is not good anothe