I totally know what you're going for there, my friend. I, too, have a Steel Box from the Gods. My 360 has run fine since I bought it years ago. I had one hiccup with my disc tray, but a quick love tap with my fist magically resolved the issue.Angry Caterpillar said:I know. On the other hand, if I did and made a thread about it, I'd probably get a number of responses to the tune of "Tough shit, failure rate, blah blah."Akalistos said:That's uncalled for... if it were your 360, you'll be cussing like it the only word you know.Angry Caterpillar said:Hi there, I've owned, played, and generally abused a 360 for around four years now and it works great.
I'm savoring this moment.
I have nothing against this guy and utterly sympathize with him, but I can't help but think it's a bit funny. It goes with the pleasure of owning the one utterly indestructible 360 on earth. I mean, I seriously put that thing through it's paces.
I really wanna call you a ****** but I'm not gonna do it, not gonna do it. I'll settle for your comment was uncalled for and the OP enjoyed it.Akalistos said:Go back to your bridge, you shall not post here Troll.w@rew0lf said:*Villain Hand Rub* Mwahaha. What he has experienced is known as the "Yellow Light of Death" it is the PS3's version of the RROD except that it's much more lethal than it's Xbox counterpart. This is just...so...beautiful *tear*Akalistos said:Sorry dude... but All is not lost. I don't really know what's the yellow light mean but if your hardrive isn't fried, you haven't lost anything yet.summerof2010 said:Sigh... Well, I loaded up RD:R for the last time yesterday, not that I knew that... the power light flashed yellow, then started blinking red.... Now it won't stay on long enough to even remove the game disc.
According to the Sony support hot line, there's nothing I can do without voiding the warranty, and I doubt I have the skill to fix it even if I was willing to do that. It will cost $150 if I want it fixed, money I don't have. Honestly, I don't mind a gaming hiatus; I've lived without my games before. But I had at least 2,000 hours of game saves on that system, everything I've played in the last two years plus years of PS2 saves. There is no way to recover that data.
It's like... I've spent years painting little ceramic unicorns -- each one unique. Tedious, but ultimately rewarding. Some had racing stripes, some were dressed like a bdsm slave and were swinging a horn twice the length of it's body, and some seemed to simply be covered in blood. Then a bomb exploded, destroying them all and burning my hands so that I have to pay some ****** to fix them before I can attempt to rebuild my shattered collection... [/tortured metaphor]
....
Fuck, I don't know, have any condolences? Advice? Anecdotes?
...Life is cruel.
Sorry for being an asshat but this has proved many a people I dislike wrong.
I'll make it up to you with this.
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I've told you a million times don't exaggerate!.summerof2010 said:Why, because it's one out of 10 billion occasions where a 360 outlasted a PS3?Angry Caterpillar said:Hi there, I've owned, played, and generally abused a 360 for around four years now and it works great.
I'm savoring this moment.
That picture is superb, look at the mother shielding her kid.w@rew0lf said:That was uncalled for.
I really wanna call you a ****** but I'm not gonna do it, not gonna do it. I'll settle for your comment was uncalled for and the OP enjoyed it.Akalistos said:Go back to your bridge, you shall not post here Troll.w@rew0lf said:*Villain Hand Rub* Mwahaha. What he has experienced is known as the "Yellow Light of Death" it is the PS3's version of the RROD except that it's much more lethal than it's Xbox counterpart. This is just...so...beautiful *tear*Akalistos said:Sorry dude... but All is not lost. I don't really know what's the yellow light mean but if your hardrive isn't fried, you haven't lost anything yet.summerof2010 said:Sigh... Well, I loaded up RD:R for the last time yesterday, not that I knew that... the power light flashed yellow, then started blinking red.... Now it won't stay on long enough to even remove the game disc.
According to the Sony support hot line, there's nothing I can do without voiding the warranty, and I doubt I have the skill to fix it even if I was willing to do that. It will cost $150 if I want it fixed, money I don't have. Honestly, I don't mind a gaming hiatus; I've lived without my games before. But I had at least 2,000 hours of game saves on that system, everything I've played in the last two years plus years of PS2 saves. There is no way to recover that data.
It's like... I've spent years painting little ceramic unicorns -- each one unique. Tedious, but ultimately rewarding. Some had racing stripes, some were dressed like a bdsm slave and were swinging a horn twice the length of it's body, and some seemed to simply be covered in blood. Then a bomb exploded, destroying them all and burning my hands so that I have to pay some ****** to fix them before I can attempt to rebuild my shattered collection... [/tortured metaphor]
....
Fuck, I don't know, have any condolences? Advice? Anecdotes?
...Life is cruel.
Sorry for being an asshat but this has proved many a people I dislike wrong.
I'll make it up to you with this.
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She's being sure to get a good look herself though.ColdStorage said:That picture is superb, look at the mother shielding her kid.w@rew0lf said:That was uncalled for.
I really wanna call you a ****** but I'm not gonna do it, not gonna do it. I'll settle for your comment was uncalled for and the OP enjoyed it.Akalistos said:Go back to your bridge, you shall not post here Troll.w@rew0lf said:*Villain Hand Rub* Mwahaha. What he has experienced is known as the "Yellow Light of Death" it is the PS3's version of the RROD except that it's much more lethal than it's Xbox counterpart. This is just...so...beautiful *tear*Akalistos said:Sorry dude... but All is not lost. I don't really know what's the yellow light mean but if your hardrive isn't fried, you haven't lost anything yet.summerof2010 said:Sigh... Well, I loaded up RD:R for the last time yesterday, not that I knew that... the power light flashed yellow, then started blinking red.... Now it won't stay on long enough to even remove the game disc.
According to the Sony support hot line, there's nothing I can do without voiding the warranty, and I doubt I have the skill to fix it even if I was willing to do that. It will cost $150 if I want it fixed, money I don't have. Honestly, I don't mind a gaming hiatus; I've lived without my games before. But I had at least 2,000 hours of game saves on that system, everything I've played in the last two years plus years of PS2 saves. There is no way to recover that data.
It's like... I've spent years painting little ceramic unicorns -- each one unique. Tedious, but ultimately rewarding. Some had racing stripes, some were dressed like a bdsm slave and were swinging a horn twice the length of it's body, and some seemed to simply be covered in blood. Then a bomb exploded, destroying them all and burning my hands so that I have to pay some ****** to fix them before I can attempt to rebuild my shattered collection... [/tortured metaphor]
....
Fuck, I don't know, have any condolences? Advice? Anecdotes?
...Life is cruel.
Sorry for being an asshat but this has proved many a people I dislike wrong.
I'll make it up to you with this.
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i'm mean the guys a psycho, but still, I had a good belly laugh.
All you need to do with PSN is sign in. and your trophies are saved online and are added to what you have not replaced.capin Rob said:Buy an Xbox, If your shit chrashes you can recover your online account.
High 5 for 360 owners who've never had to replace a console!Angry Caterpillar said:Hi there, I've owned, played, and generally abused a 360 for around four years now and it works great.
I'm savoring this moment.