Max Console reports that Fench website logic-sunrise who is usually pretty clued up on these things indicates that Microsoft's new 199 Euro's Xbox 360 packs with 2 games and 2 wireless controllers are in fact OLD machines. After opening 10 of them, they found that the machines have been converted to new and all have non-falcon motherboards, old Hitachi 47 or Samsung MS25 drives and the repair center sticker on them.
They suggest that you do not buy these packs and if you want a brand new machine, then fork out 199 Euro's for the arcade pack or 269 Euro's for the premium pack."
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Microsoft are just batting a hundred. Can they screw up anymore? Wait, don’t answer that.
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And I mean it!
they are also recycling parts and putting them in brand new xbox 360's.
the 360 was also a falcon model motherboard.
someone should investigate and sue their asses.
i like the 360 alot , but they really need to learn from sony. all microsoft products are bodgey built,and should never pass QC testing.
edit: the gpu also had fading out words and scratches.
edit2: i am from australia, which i think is regarded as europe, maybe?
What a way to show love to EU gamers
Microsoft what are you doing?Expect a press release soon.
If this turns out true it will not spell good news for MicroSoft, this would be extremely foolish.
Especially after them reassuring customers that the "new" models dont have the well publicized RRoD problems. Not good.