Kotaku, Wed Jan 9 2008, by Michael McWhertor:
The weeks long connection troubles many Xbox Live users have experienced since the holidays was due, according to Microsoft, to heavy Xbox Live server load brought on a record number of users attempting to access the service. Xbox group marketing manager Albert Penello told Kotaku that "It's wasn't a malicious thing." He explained, "We had the biggest concurrent day we've ever had on Live. We had more people than ever signing up on Live, it was 9 million, then 10 million, and it literally was that a lot more people were trying to get on, sign up and play than we had expected over Christmas."
Penello gave further explanation for the continued problems and defended the Live team.
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Your off the hook TANOD
No excuse M$, shame on you for taking advantage of poor little BABOONS.....AAHHHAHHHAHA
A server strain that lasted a week? I can understand that issue, if it's for a day or two max but over a week.
Sounds like they don't have enough servers, I mean logic would have been alot of people are going to log on during the holidays (Especailly on the 25th), create new accounts, and trying things out.
Solution: Upgrade and add more severs...
Now who's writing my check for giving them the solution to their problem...you? or YOU? or YOU!!!
duh. they weren't ready for the new customers. they knew they weren't ready. a big fuuuck you, M$. glad i don't get on that much anymore.