How many discs has your xbox 360 ruined?

[LordLundar]

Don't have a 360, but when I worked retail one year we ad a big 360 Christmas promotion and we got in over a thousand units. Over a third of them came back with either RROD issues or scratched disks.

 

[SomethingUnrelated]

One, because I stupidly picked the 360 up with the game running.

 

[Just_A_Glitch]

I had my original 360 since a year after launch, and upgraded to the new 360 last year the day after Fable 3 came out, and neither of them have so much as left a scratch on any of my discs. I'm not retarded and move the system when its on.

Edit: It ruined one, when my friend was retarded and picked the system up while it was moving. Destroyed my Rock Band disc. He replaced it. But that could happen with any system really. Moral of the story, don't move the damn system.

 

[Spoon E11]

When I left it standing up it ruined Halo: Reach. I then borrowed a friends copy to install it and now it works fine. Also I now leave it flat.

 

[GrimHeaper]

I want to know, because whoever thought of it should be slapped.
It just ate my sega CD collection, mainly becuase I wasn't expecting it to start playing the disc as soon as I put it in.

What exactly WERE you expecting it to do? It has to read somehow, and you've never had to push a "Start spinning the disc so it can be read" button before. Why were you even putting Sega CD's in an Xbox? My Xbox has ruined zero CD's because I use my Xbox responsibly.

Because I'm not used to things just doing things without me telling it to.
Honestly how would you feel if you car just starting accelerating just because you had the keys in it?
You have never heard of sega collections have you?

 

[AbstractStream]

One. My Fable II disc.

That is why I always keep my 360 flat

Mine was flat :/

 

[Varanfan9]

One. On Christmas while playing my new L4D2 my dogs bumped my 360 and circle scratched it. I could still play but the graphics would be messes up and online wouldn't work.

 

[GaryH]

None, because I'm not daft enough to move it while it's switched on.

 

[devotedsniper]

none except for project gothem 3 but thats cause my nephew knocked the 360...

 

[RuralGamer]

Only one disk has ever been ruined inside the machine and that's because someone ill-advisedly picked up the machine whilst it was running. Worse still was the fact it wasn't even my copy of Fallout 3. In the end it all worked out though; he wasn't bothered and I ended up getting my own copy soon after.

 

[dosp5]

My brother has tilted the xbox, destroying halo 3, MW2. you know, his favorite games.

 

[GrimHeaper]

One. My Fable II disc.

That is why I always keep my 360 flat

Mine was flat :/

Same here.

One. On Christmas while playing my new L4D2 my dogs bumped my 360 and circle scratched it. I could still play but the graphics would be messes up and online wouldn't work.

It shouldn't be that easy to do.
They intentionally made a faulty machine :/

 

[Polaris19]

Only hurts my discs if I moved it.
Mine has started giving me a lot of trouble lately though. Think it's ready to quit...

 

[crop52]

one, the first day i got it, samurai warriors 2, i had it standing up in the middle of my living room like an idiot,
and knocked it over while getting up to go to the bathroom,

lesson learned,

 

[Sun Flash]

None, and I've had mine standing up since Christmas 2006, and leave games in the tray. Should I lay it flat just to be safe?

As a side note, my old PS2 was a greedy bastard, it ate 6 of my games in the 5 years I had it.

 

[JIst00]

Fallout 3 and Disc 3 of Lost Odyssey, so now I'll never know hpw the story ends. Unless I rebuy it. ;(

 

[Joshimodo]

None, since release.

 

[Shockolate]

Two.

But they were both Blockbuster games and I just said it was scratched before (it wasn't but I'm a dick like that) so I got another.

 

[someonehairy-ish]

One. My Fable II disc.

That is why I always keep my 360 flat

Mine was flat :/

My Fable 3 one here.

It was flat and I was nowhere near the actual machine. It just started making odd noises and the game no longer works.