Não vale 200 Euros - Novo 360 ainda tem 3rl

[Takezo]

Só para a Europa.

Enquanto que a Microsoft se limita a tirar alguns euros ao preço das suas consolas Xbox 360, os hipermercados Carrefour decidiram tomar medidas extremistas (entenda-se medidas muito boas). É que a partir de amanhã e até dia 6 de Setembro todos os modelos das consolas X360 custarão apenas (APENAS) 199,99 euros.

Uma oportunidade de luxo para os jogadores que ainda não têm uma das mais recentes consolas da Microsoft, que por menos de 200 euros poderão adquirir uma consola que noutro local qualquer custa, no caso da versão Premium, cerca de 349,99 euros.

Uma vez que o Carrefour não nos conseguiu esclarecer convenientemente a situação, vamos depreender que aquele "Todos os Modelos" presentes no anúncio se refere, pelo menos, às versões Core e Premium da Xbox 360, e rezar também para que não se trate de um erro tipográfico. Amanhã já saberemos com certeza.

Fonte: g4mers

Minha cunhada mora na França, vou ver se ela compra pra trazer pra cá no fim do ano.

[Hargen]

Foda é esse portugues da terrinha.

[Bandoleiro]

[Scott Summers]

Agora vai?

[Bandoleiro]

sem chance, o frete de além-mar é MUITO mais caro que dos eua pra cá.

[Scott Summers]

Sim, mas o X360 podia vir no expresso Patchanka. Ele não tava vindo pro Brasil?

[Bandoleiro]

hmmm não que eu saiba... mas não vou fazer toda essa mão só pra pegar caroninha no Expresso Patchanka

[Nitroman]

Tem Carrefour na Irlanda? Meu amigo tá lá e volta segunda....

[Rienji]

Mas é só na europa ou na itália também?

[bigas]

Mas é só na europa ou na itália também?

Diga que isso foi uma piada!

No mais, estarei na França na primeira semana de Outubro. Bem que o Carrefour poderia esperar...

[Ealendil]

Os 360 da europa não tem trava regional? Estive e portugal uns meses atras e não comprei por que pensei que tinha. Se não tiver, me fodi.

[Minotauro]

Os 360 da europa não tem trava regional? Estive e portugal uns meses atras e não comprei por que pensei que tinha. Se não tiver, me fodi.

O Patchanka me informou que tem sim.

Se não tiver, vou pessoalmente a Espanha cuspir no Patchanka, por que eu não comprei por causa da trava.

Chifradas,

[Takezo]

The image you see above isn't some generic image we grabbed off the net - it's my personal Xbox 360. I know what you might be thinking - another one? Yeah, another one - but there is a bit more to this story. This Xbox 360 you see above has been used for all of 20 minutes. You see, about three weeks ago my old box 360 crashed and was giving me the three Red Lights of Doom. I sent it in for repair, and today I finally got a replacement. This actually is a replacement - they didn't fix the one I sent in, they just sent me a new one. This one happened to have been manufactured on 8/15/2007. Anyway, I got it in the mail, hooked everything up, went through the Dashboard configuration, and started playing a demo. Fatal Intertia. We got tired of that after about ten minutes, and decided to boot up the demo of Stranglehold. We got through the opening sequence when everything froze. Fair enough. I had to manually turn the Xbox 360 off because it wouldn't even respond to the guide button. I turned it back on, and was presented with yes another Three Red Ring Circus.


Now, if that isn't enough, this flies right in the face of something that Peter Moore told Engadget and Joystiq back at E3 - in mid-July:


"I think that there is a lot of confusion with the consumer in exactly how this issue has been remedied. Not just with the extension of the warranty but with the hardware. Exactly what has had to go on to fix the problems that people have been having?

I'm not sure that the consumer needs to understand the complex technical fixes that we need to do for the multiple different problems that come together to create the three flashing red lights. I think the ability for us, all the consumer cares about is my console going to be ok? And if it isn?tm are they going to fix it and take care of it immediately? And if I [already] paid them to fix it, will I get my money back? And the answer is yes to those questions.

But are you guaranteeing or insuring that the systems that are rolling off the assembly lines now and the systems that will be returned to consumers will be fixed properly this time. It won?t be a situation where there are multiple replacements.

Yeah. I mean, nothing is perfect, guys. And the other two hardware companies have their problems as well. I can?t guarantee everyone in the world that we go fix one thing and then something else [won?t] happen. No I?d be stupid to make that guarantee. But I feel very, very good about the quality of hardware now. You guys know this, every day in the factories where we are building these and where we are learning more about it. Sony?s very good at it, Nintendo is very good at it, and we?re very good at it. You?re constantly tweaking, moving parts around, you?re renegotiating with suppliers because your goal is to continuously raise the quality of the box, and bring the price down. Because you have to get your costs down to be able to move your pricing to the level you want. If your costs never came down, then price would never change."


So yes, you can't guarantee that something won't go wrong - we get that. But at the very least, Microsoft, you should be able to guarantee that if something like this does happen, that you have some sort of expedited method for dealing with it so that your consumers who spend hundreds of dollars on your hardware aren't sitting without it for 8-12 weeks because of your hardware problems. Also, I think it is a fair expectation that if you said everything would change in mid-July, that a console manufactured a month later would be clear of these issues.


http://games.gearlive.com/playfeed/a...-doom-problem/

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Lembrando que o console fora fabricado no dia 15 de agosto de 2007... portanto um modelo do novo lote, que seria ou deveria ser menos favoravel as 3RL...
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[Scott Summers]

Caralho, fizeram uma macumba braba pra Microsoft, puta merda...

[Rienji]

O pior é que não dá pra entender como a Microsoft, uma puta empresa com anos de mercado, não consegue resolver esse problema das 3RL.