Tuesday, February 19th 2008
Microsoft Showcases Red Ring of Death at Game Developers Conference
It would seem as though despite $1 billion of R&D against such an event, a Microsoft Xbox 360 failed in front of a live audience. The infamous Red Ring of Death (RRoD) popped up in the middle of a Microsoft XNA demo. Microsoft XNA, when it works, is a very powerful and easy to use tool that can be used to develop video games. If you follow the source link, you can catch a video of the prominently displayed Xbox 360. The Game Developers Conference is currently happening in San Francisco. Hopefully, Microsoft can get a new Xbox 360 to show off Microsoft XNA. Until then, Microsoft is not going to enjoy the ridicule of several thousand developers, and many times more gamers.
Source:
Reg Hardware
31 Comments on Microsoft Showcases Red Ring of Death at Game Developers Conference
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I bet bill smashed that 360 up himself for embarrasing him.
Which makes me think that the source article is wrong is saying that only 16.4 percent of xbox's break down-- as literally EVERYONE that I know who owns one of these machines has had it replaced (from RROD) at least once.
hummmm?
Microsoft is going nowhere fast in the world of consoles!
I had the Xbox 360 for 1 year and sold it for the PS3. I had 8 games including Halo 2 Halo 1 and Gears of War. It's not a being a fanboy, it's about me having to pay for online access for over hyped games that continue to let me and fan bases down constantly.
What is a stupid comment is people calling me a fanboy because I've owned both and consider the Ps3 to be better.
i actually prefer the 360s set of games not sure why people prefer the ps3 tho
i think that paying for xbox live is fair i mean we get good servers and updates for free lots of demos and a regularly serviced erm service anyway you get what you pay for and as for the ps3 you dont pay so you cant complain about it
as always you dont see any people who dont have problems complaining or going online to brag about it
Oh, and don't say the game library. Every single good game on Xbox360 is multi-platform, so there is no reason to buy a 360.
IMO I'll still keep my 360, just takes up dust anyways! lol