I'm onto my second 360 and now it's getting nosier and hotter so it's not just the 3 red lights that's a problem. And all this talk about 16% of 360s being faulty is a load of rubbish as I'd say it's far more than that. I'm still shocked that Microsoft have got away with this as every 360 should be recalled.
This whole thing with the 360 is a 'total nightmare'. My second 360 is now faulty 6 days after the warranty expired. I've now got to pay £65 ($130) to have it repaired and the repair only comes with a 3 month warrantly. I read on another website about one guy has paid £65 3 times. How Microsoft have got away with this is a total mystery. I read in Edge magazine today that Microsoft rushed out the 360 and that it hadn't been tested properly before it was released. All in all th...
All in all, PS3 will eventually overtake the 360. Yeah, PS3 doesn't have alot of top games and I'm sure that's going to change. The 360 has been out longer so it's had a head start. But look at the Wii, not an amazing range of games and it's outselling both the PS3 and the 360. If Nintendo can do it (sell a console with only a few top games), so can Sony. But, people liked the look of the Wii remote which is the main reason why it's selling so well. I can see another price drop, more so...
I'm getting good with my predictions! I knew at some point that the 360 would sell for under £100, the Wii at under £150. That should be the official pricing for both consoles, that'll happen soon. But Sony just won't budge with its over priced PS3 at under £300. No console becomes mass market until it reaches the £150 mark. PS3 will only become mass market if it sells for under £150 and what are the chances of that happening? I'd go as far as saying that around...