
IT Pro: I thought I had experienced more than my fair share of Xbox 360 problems (see here and here for details and then add to that a failed DVD drive on a new machine for good measure) but a new survey would seem to suggest my life with the Xbox has been pretty much par for the course.
According to the Game Informer magazine survey of close to 5000 readers, the Nintendo Wii has a failure rate of just 6.8 percent, and the Sony PlayStation 3 a tad more on 10.6 percent. But the Microsoft Xbox 360 is likely to break five times as often as the PS3 on a stunningly poor failure rate of 54.2 percent.
According to the survey, the Xbox 360 was also the most used of the three consoles with it being used between 3 to 5 hours every day by 40 percent of users, while 37 percent of PS3 owners said the same. Most Wii players, 41 percent, played for less than 1 hour per day meanwhile.
So, given my own poor experience with the Xbox 360 have I stopped playing?

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No, I think it's their Live service, more than their games that keeps people hooked. And of course Halo.
If people stopped buying 360 for its hardware problems, MS would have actually thought about a recall, and made a better machine.
30% failure rate is just absurd, but MS have people by their neck so nothing can be done.
Wrong spot again.
LOL it seems the Sony onslaught is making people see the light. The 3fixMe is such an epic fail it's not even funny. What a lump of junk. The games are underwhelming and the hardware is the most abominal electronic in the HISTORY of gaming. There's just too much fail in everthing M$ does, it's actually getting quite pathetic now.
Just an epic fail
Was planning on buying shadow complex and also picking up the lost planet 2 demo but my 360 decided to give me 3 red lights.
Guess al have to get it fixed