Mine hasn't ruined any discs, except for one but that was my brothers fault for picking up the console while it was reading the disc. What made it worse is that it was Christmas...
How many discs has your xbox 360 ruined?
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Supposedly you can use toothpaste as well.Gazisultima said:
Worked for a few of my friends.
Besides buffing the disk.
My console has never ruined a single disc. Setting the console up vertically is never a good idea. I don't know who said it was and added that feature into the 360's initial design, but they're an idiot.
What you just said describes a fault...Eldritch Warlord said:
And who uses Cds in there computers anymore?
I mean I don't hear the same excuses for laptops and Psps which are moved about 10,000 more times than the Xbox with discs in them.
2 Disks.
The first was an Original Xbox game that i got for 9 bucks.
And the second was Modern Warfare too.
Im more sad that it ate my copy of Kights of the Old Republic though.
Honestly, it only eats your disks, if you tip it over while its running. So i have a pair of wooden boards propping mine up.
The first was an Original Xbox game that i got for 9 bucks.
And the second was Modern Warfare too.
Im more sad that it ate my copy of Kights of the Old Republic though.
Honestly, it only eats your disks, if you tip it over while its running. So i have a pair of wooden boards propping mine up.
On its own, exactly none.
HOWEVER, it has ruined viva-pinata, but that was because i kicked it over. While it was still playing. Needless to say there was a loud scratching noise, and i havent played that since.
But without the help of my incompetent feet, it hasnt destroyed anything. Apart from the old xbox which destroyed itself. To be fair, i had got it from the moment it came out, so it had done well to make it that long (it died about this time last year).
HOWEVER, it has ruined viva-pinata, but that was because i kicked it over. While it was still playing. Needless to say there was a loud scratching noise, and i havent played that since.
But without the help of my incompetent feet, it hasnt destroyed anything. Apart from the old xbox which destroyed itself. To be fair, i had got it from the moment it came out, so it had done well to make it that long (it died about this time last year).
None. i killed one of my xbox games while it was in my 360 by slapping it, but that's my fault not the 360's. It's not that hard to take care of your 360 so that it doesn't wobble and eat disks.
I use mine vertical because it gets better circulation and mine has never red-ringed on me. I've had it for 5 or 6 years. I have also never killed a cd, well, Like i said, I purposefully slapped it when it was freezing a lot and killed my MW2 disk, but that's one disk, and it was my fault. all my friends keep theirs upright as well and we've killed 2 disks between us, one of which was the aforementioned *****-slapping the frozen console. It's really not that hard at all to not kill disks with a 360, just don't move it.The Apothecarry said:
My original xbox ate one but that was my fault for putting it in a stupid place at the time learnt my lesson well. I've since bought a TV stand and it lives there now rather than on a makeshift stand made out of a guitar amp... And since that one died (It lives on as a laptop stand since I'm too cheap to buy a proper one... Yeah I makeshift alot 
) and I got the slimline none so far.
) and I got the slimline none so far.
It took a munch on my Final Fantasy XIII Disc 3 once. Wasn't the Xbox's fault though, I got mad and jabbed the power button too hard so the console moved.
I directly blame that Neochu for my disc breaking. It wasn't my bad temper's fault, that'd be absurd reasoning.
Apart from that, it's behaved fine.
I directly blame that Neochu for my disc breaking. It wasn't my bad temper's fault, that'd be absurd reasoning.
Apart from that, it's behaved fine.
