One Use Multiplayer Codes?

Jagdgeschwader wrote:Places like Gamefly, Netflix, etc pretty much dominated the competition. Why go out and rent movies when you can have it mailed to you or streamed to your computer or xbox?

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Dumbest idea ever says you, idea that's worked many times says I.

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I used to do that back when the Blockbuster near me was open. It's since closed down (I'm guessing with the rest of the company). I could still do it to Gamefly, since they have an option to report a game as damaged and return it immediately, but I don't. I haven't had any games terminated by my Xbox recently. And even if I did steal from them, I don't care. The first Xbox never scratched my games, I could have smacked the top and nothing would have happened. It's unique to the newer console, the more "advanced" 360. My PS3 doesn't have this problem either.

So I'm saying Bill Gates deliberately designed the 360 to be more delicate and destroy more games, so that Microsoft could sell more games. And anybody making money from these games is complicit. They probably came up with the red ring as well, so they could profit from selling new consoles and fixing others (100 dollars to have your 360 repaired).

Shit, this has really gotten away from the topic.

Also, can anybody tell me what "Reputation" is? I recently became labeled "Hipshot Honcho" and I'm seeing reputation now. I don't know what it is.

Jagdgeschwader wrote:So I assume that automotive companies purposely come out with TSBs so that you have to fix it therefore getting them more money?

It's a machine, machines break, and the same parts break especially when they're all built the same way with the same parts. I've also never had a serious problem with my 360.