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This has been posted on a load of sites, so chances are you might have seen it floating around.
[URL]http://www.sontalaatikko.net/jump.php?3605[/URL]
Quite surprising that the Xbox didnt seem to take much damage, but the PS2 got battered!
Quality! :D
[URL]http://www.sontalaatikko.net/jump.php?3605[/URL]
Quite surprising that the Xbox didnt seem to take much damage, but the PS2 got battered!
Quality! :D
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Fantastic stuff. Further proof then when it comes to making ultra-reliable consoles, ones that work even after when crushed with a heavy weight, whacked with a sledgehammer and dropped from a high place, Nintendo wins hands down.
Emitime wrote:
> She could have just put the front panel back onto the Xbox though.
> There was no proper damage done other than that.
Uh uh!
The wires that connect that panel to the Xbox were completely pulled out.
They'd've had to've open the Xbox up and soldered it back on.
As to the Gamecube, I think that's what it does when the lid isn't on.
So perhaps it couldn't play games anymore...
> She could have just put the front panel back onto the Xbox though.
> There was no proper damage done other than that.
Uh uh!
The wires that connect that panel to the Xbox were completely pulled out.
They'd've had to've open the Xbox up and soldered it back on.
As to the Gamecube, I think that's what it does when the lid isn't on.
So perhaps it couldn't play games anymore...
Probably biased.
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I'm sold.
She could have just put the front panel back onto the Xbox though. There was no proper damage done other than that.
I really wouldnt like to be standing underneath the x-box when it fell, i was surprised there was no crater!
Concept wrote:
> The last times she turns the cube on, it seems to miss the whole cube
> rolling about making the logo, doesnt it?
I think thats when there is no disk, or ther emite be a problem reading the disk but thats notsurprising and can be forgiven after what its been through. i think though in the video it shows the lid open and there is no game in it.
> The last times she turns the cube on, it seems to miss the whole cube
> rolling about making the logo, doesnt it?
I think thats when there is no disk, or ther emite be a problem reading the disk but thats notsurprising and can be forgiven after what its been through. i think though in the video it shows the lid open and there is no game in it.
Concept wrote:
> The way the Xbox slid about a meter after being hit by the hammer
> mad.
>
> The last times she turns the cube on, it seems to miss the whole cube
> rolling about making the logo, doesnt it?
She must have pressed a button or somet, you can skip that.
> The way the Xbox slid about a meter after being hit by the hammer
> mad.
>
> The last times she turns the cube on, it seems to miss the whole cube
> rolling about making the logo, doesnt it?
She must have pressed a button or somet, you can skip that.
The way the Xbox slid about a meter after being hit by the hammer mad.
The last times she turns the cube on, it seems to miss the whole cube rolling about making the logo, doesnt it?
The last times she turns the cube on, it seems to miss the whole cube rolling about making the logo, doesnt it?
Tomoose wrote:
> It normally works if you show vids of Resi4 :P
thats what happened to me, saw videos of resi4 last week, got my cube today. Ah its finaly here....
> It normally works if you show vids of Resi4 :P
thats what happened to me, saw videos of resi4 last week, got my cube today. Ah its finaly here....
Ive not seen that one before.
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