Entries in 'rrod' (12)
Old 360s no longer sold by GAME
Both GAME and Gamestation have stopped selling pre-owned versions of older Xbox 360 consoles, it has confirmed.
MS rubbishes Kinect RROD claims
A seemingly lightweight report on the BBC linking motion camera Kinect to new instances of the 'Red Ring of Death' on some Xbox 360 consoles has been dismissed by Microsoft.
No RROD, no overheating
Having done away with the iconic ‘Red Ring of Death’ in the redesigned version of its Xbox 360, Microsoft has also introduced further safeguards to protect against the console’s patchy ...
E3 2010: RROD RIP
The Xbox 360’s technical problems are officially over. Microsoft has guaranteed that the new Xbox 360 S will never present you with the Red Ring of Death.
That’s not to ...
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MS rebuts South African Xbox claims
Microsoft has denied claims made by a South African distributor that “Xbox360 has had a rather rough time in South Africa”.
Wii tops reliability survey
A new study from SquareTrade claims that the Nintendo Wii is by far and away the most reliable console in the current generation of machine – and Xbox 360 is ...
Microsoft extends three year 360 warranty conditions
Xbox 360 platform holder Microsoft has altered the terms of conditions of its three year Xbox 360 warranty scheme to include problems related to the common E74 error.
Microsoft promises fewer RROD problems in future
Despite its many achievements in this console generation, the Xbox 360 is still struggling to shake its reputation for poor hardware reliability – but Microsoft has insisted that its new ...
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Microsoft sacks 360 whistleblower
Following a recent article from renowned Xbox 360 insider Dean Takahashi concerning the saga of Xbox 360’s hardware troubles, a Microsoft employee who spoke about the saga openly and on ...
£500m bill for Xbox ‘red ring of death’
A £500 million repair fund has been set up for Xbox 360 Elite consoles suffering the ‘red ring of death’ fault, according to The Mirror.
360 product recall explained
The reason behind Xbox 360’s product recall may have finally been fully explained.
360 failure rates estimated at 16 per cent
A new report from US electrical warranties firm SquareTrade claims that the failure rate for Microsoft’s Xbox 360 is about 16.4 per cent, 1UP reports.
