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Sometimes games feel like loading for me when I tip it on end a bit, just HIGHLY irritating when it REFUSES to play any of the spooled movie sections from Zone Of The Enders...
> I must be one of the minority then who's had their PS2 since launch
> and nothing has gone wrong with it.
You're not alone. My launch PS2 is also still going strong.
But as I've always said, when you've sold that many more units than the competition, it seems obvious to me that faults will be more widely reported.
On the flipside, my (launch) Xbox is on its 2nd hard drive, and has recently started giving me the 'dirty disc' error. I also noticed that it's put some lovely circles around my NFS Underground disc.
So from my perspective, who makes the shoddier machine?
It's all relative.
> I must be one of the minority then who's had their PS2 since launch
> and nothing has gone wrong with it.
Ay, me too, but I'm not jinxing it... Oh damn it :(
> You just need to look after your PS2 and it will be fine, mine is.
> Just stop throwing it agaist the wall when another crap game comes
> out for it
But 'PS2 Launching' is my FAVOURITE game, what am I going to otherwise? You're not seriously suggesting I do something drastic like leave my house!?
> You just need to look after your PS2 and it will be fine, mine is.
> Just stop throwing it agaist the wall when another crap game comes
> out for it
Well my brother's PS2 was well looked after - I don't think one bit of dust ever even entered the vents and not a single game got scratched.
You see, the fault is mechanical, not through accidental damage.
*Feels better*
> So if you strap a block of butter to your cat's back and drop it from
> a height, will it hover a few inches above the ground spinning round
> and round?
AHAHAHHAHAHHA
AHHHAAAAAA
Ahaha
Ahah
Aha
ha.
That's amazing.
You're a comedy genius.
Okay?
After all, under the trading standards act, a product is supposed to be able to do what it is designed for, for a reasonable amount of time. You would expect a videogames console to last longer than 15 months wouldn't you?