Microsoft Discontinues 'Coffin' Option for RROD'd 360s (1up.com)
Good news, everyone: Microsoft can now guarantee you’ll never have to put a broken Xbox 360 into one of their custom “coffin” boxes for repairs again. The bad news: It’s not because they can guarantee no Xbox 360 will ever suffer a Red Ring of Death again, but because they’ve officially discontinued offering the boxes. As Joystiq reports , the policy of shipping 360 owners a customized box for …
Source:Microsoft Discontinues 'Coffin' Option for RROD'd 360s (1up.com)
Xbox 360 Review – 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen' – WorthPlaying.com
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Xbox 360 Review – ‘Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen’
WorthPlaying.com In my opinion, the most mediocre and repetitive are the repair missions. For example, a number of communications towers are down, and their general area’s … and more » |
Source:Xbox 360 Review – 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen' – WorthPlaying.com
Microsoft Discontinues 'Coffin' Option for RROD'd 360s (1up.com)
Good news, everyone: Microsoft can now guarantee you’ll never have to put a broken Xbox 360 into one of their custom “coffin” boxes for repairs again. The bad news: It’s not because they can guarantee no Xbox 360 will ever suffer a Red Ring of Death again, but because they’ve officially discontinued offering the boxes. As Joystiq reports , the policy of shipping 360 owners a customized box for …
Source:Microsoft Discontinues 'Coffin' Option for RROD'd 360s (1up.com)
Microsoft's Xbox 360 return policy changed, no more coffin – Examiner.com
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Microsoft’s Xbox 360 return policy changed, no more coffin
Examiner.com From now on anyone who needs to send their Xbox 360 in for repairs will no longer have the option of having a prepaid box sent to them to pack the console. … Xbox 360 Repair – You Just Want Your Xbox 360 Fixed Right? Read … Nurido JM Shivers: Game over — It’s the Red Ring of Death Post-Bulletin XBox 360 3 Flashing Lights Florida Times-Union Nurido all 76 news articles » |
Source:Microsoft's Xbox 360 return policy changed, no more coffin – Examiner.com
