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You get home from work/school, have your dinner, and go to play on your PS2, and it doesn't work.
Assume for the sake of this post that it's out of warranty, and Sony won't replace it (even though they are known for replacing out-of-warranty machines anyway).
What do you do?
a) Buy another PS2.
b) Buy an Xbox.
c) Buy a GameCube
so then you could get a cheap replacement.
> nh wrote:
>Sorry 12 minutes was all I could manage - maybe I will try
> again.
Surely 8 was the best you could manage...
Ooopss, you spotted it - the clock on my pc was showing a different time to SR's - I didnt notice till after the post !!!
>Sorry 12 minutes was all I could manage - maybe I will try again.
Surely 8 was the best you could manage...
As for the original question. Its gotta be PS2. MGS2 still hasn`t arrived, plus there are all the games/controllers etc... that would be homeless.
> how can it invalidate my insurance,
> insurance is theft, accidental damage or
> loss it's not a warranty
> if it stops working I get a new one
> I dont think thats stupid do you?
It sure is. Chipping is not theft or loss, nor is it accidental damage - it's a deliberate action taken by you, rendering the insurance useless.
:)
insurance is theft, accidental damage or loss
it's not a warranty
if it stops working I get a new one
I dont think thats stupid do you?
FatButcher wrote:
> AbsoluT Neo wrote:
> Well, if your clever and you get 4 yrs Insurance like
> me.. you wouldn't have a
> problem would you?
So you paid for extra
> insurace just to invalidate it with fitting a Neo Chip too it?
Sounds stupid
> too me
> Well, if your clever and you get 4 yrs Insurance like me.. you wouldn't have a
> problem would you?
So you paid for extra insurace just to invalidate it with fitting a Neo Chip too it?
Sounds stupid too me