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Can you imagine having to replace your game console eleven times? Well, this guy can, he's currently on his twelfth Xbox 360: http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3160603
"I'm no fanboy," he says, but there's no doubt he's a 360 fan. He purchased his first machine a month after the console launch, but, since then, Justin has not had a working system for longer than a month or two. The list of problems is almost comically large: three red lights of death, two with disc read errors, two dead on arrival, several with random audio and video-related issues and one that actually exploded.
Fredi
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An Inconvenient Serving Size
Someone buy that man a PS3!
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Information Architect
He already has one. 
Fredi
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And now to irritate some sony xbox fan boys, a number
Hey simpsons movie is gonna be released. I just saw the commercial yesterday on t.v.
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An Inconvenient Serving Size
 Originally Posted by Subway
He already has one.
Fredi
Then he should get playing it and stop whinging about his bad luck with his 360s.
IMO.
well, if they had any decent games
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Information Architect
 Originally Posted by hurricaneone
well, if they had any decent games
I'm currently surprisingly hooked to Virtua Tennis 3 ... I even skipped a few games of Roger Federer's second match at Wimbledon. 
Fredi
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An Inconvenient Serving Size
A guy at work said that Virtua Tennis was surprisingly good - and he's not a big fan of tennis.
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An Inconvenient Serving Size
A guy at work said that Virtua Tennis was surprisingly good - and he's not a big fan of tennis.
That said, tennis on a PS3 is like Pong on an Atari 1800.
(Wow, double post - haven't seen one of them for ages)
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Information Architect
You need a lot of strategy, good reactions and a lot of precision on how you set the angle of the shots. But what really makes it this amazing is that many of the matches are close, challenging and nerve wrecking, it almost feels like a real game of pro tennis. Just a few moments without full concentration and you're starting to lose a match. And that's just with the computer opponent, against real, similarly skilled people ... well, you can imagine the result. 
Fredi
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Wait- what now?
Sorry, but tennis is not a good game. PS3 gave nearly no good games except their exclusive ones. The non-exclusive ones have equal graphics to the 360, why? Because PS3 has such a tiny player-base that there is no point spending so much money on graphical changes.
If I want to play Metal Gear Solid, i'll play Splinter Cell Convictions (XB360 exclusive), if I want to play Virtua Tennis, i'll play Wii sports/Wii Play. If I want to play Killzone I'll just play Halo 3.
The extra money you need to spend on the console is ridiculous, my brother is stupid for buying one instead of a computer.
"I'd only told them the truth. Was that so selfish? Our integrity sells for so little, but it is all we really have. It is the very last inch of us, but within that inch, we are free."
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Information Architect
I'm not hooked to Virtua Tennis because of the graphics, so much is for sure. 
If you want too see the best ever graphics on any console, play the GT:HD demo, on a 1080p 52" TV. 
Fredi
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Wait- what now?
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This post is completely irrelevant because I didn't read Subways post properly 
So you basically play games for the graphics?? My dad is like that, its coz he's like 40 and fully amazed at what computers can do, but your a techy person Sub, your not allowed to like games just because of the graphics!!
Last edited by tidenburg; 06-28-2007 at 07:59 AM.
"I'd only told them the truth. Was that so selfish? Our integrity sells for so little, but it is all we really have. It is the very last inch of us, but within that inch, we are free."
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Huh?
 Originally Posted by Subway
I'm not hooked to Virtua Tennis because of the graphics, so much is for sure. 
Fredi
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DUH! 
Sorry me = tardo
"I'd only told them the truth. Was that so selfish? Our integrity sells for so little, but it is all we really have. It is the very last inch of us, but within that inch, we are free."
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Wait- what now?
So then you'll agree that if you play for game play that a Wii game would come out on top for things like tennis?
"I'd only told them the truth. Was that so selfish? Our integrity sells for so little, but it is all we really have. It is the very last inch of us, but within that inch, we are free."
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Information Architect
I would have to play more with the Wii to decide that, really. However, there's no way I would let someone throw a Wii controler in the direction of my new 52" TV, even with the arm strap. 
Fredi
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Wait- what now?
You should see my younger cousins playing with it, its like watching a horror film fol out before your very eyes, they slowly move toward the precious tv and they lash with the Wiimote, they don't get it can pick up small movements, and then they almost hit each other over the head with the thing. We lay down a bit of spare material to show where they are not allowed past.
But with everyone else they know and we use a stronger version of the Wii Straps by using entwined metal strands with a cloth outing. Looks like the normal ones but stronger inside.
"I'd only told them the truth. Was that so selfish? Our integrity sells for so little, but it is all we really have. It is the very last inch of us, but within that inch, we are free."
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Hey Timmy!!!
Haha, stupid Microsoft. I know there system was doing some wierd stuff, but 50-30% on failure is too funny. It times like this I wish Mircosoft would quit gaming and let Sega come back.
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I'll just get this case so I know when to turn it off and give it a rest 
http://www.engadget.com/2007/06/29/x...erature-rises/
"Let us declare nature to be legitimate. All plants should be declared legal, and all animals for that matter. The notion of illegal plants and animals is obnoxious and ridiculous."- T. McKenna
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Information Architect
Xbox 360: refused repairs, and really high failure rate?
It looks like Xbox 360 users in the UK suffering from the dreaded Red Ring of Death now have once less option to get their console fixed, as repair specialist Micromart recently announced that it'll no longer fix the consoles, calling the problem "endemic." While it will apparently still perform other repairs on the console, it says that the most common of all problems just isn't feasible for them to undertake, stating that it would end up costing them around $200 for each repair and still leave them unsatisfied with the result.
http://www.engadget.com/2007/07/03/x...-failure-rate/
So there you have it. This whole thing is a design problem and can't be repaired. Either MS releases a redesigned console or they should stop production.
Fredi
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