PackAPunchedMick
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1 versus 100 gave my Xbox 360 the red ring of death.
My 6th and last Xbox 360. Fuck you Microsoft.
My 6th and last Xbox 360. Fuck you Microsoft.
The Last of Us destroyed my fat PS3
The Last of Us destroyed my fat PS3
Uncharted 2 killed my ps3. Both Last of Us and Uncharted 4 caused my consoles to crash, which pretty much never happens with other games I've played.
The Last of Us destroyed my fat PS3
I vauguley remember a recent game that if you left it on the menu screen the framerate would skyrocket to some absurd number. I dont known if it destroyed any systems but I'd think it would do some damage of you forgot on for an hour ..
Has science gone too far?Going way back, but pirate NES carts like these destroyed NES's over time...
That burning smell that people would complain about in youtube videos that came from these carts were the result of the cart sending an overcharge to the NES10 lockout chip to bypass it. They literally would just zap it with a jolt of electricity to knock the lockout chip out temporarily.
3D mode in Shadow of the Collossus used to freeze my fat PS3 every time. You could still move the camera around, but other than that nothing. Bizarrely, it could handle playing Crysis in 3D without any issues.The Last of Us destroyed my fat PS3
Screen protectors are a gift from the gaming gods.I don't understand how people can play games like Kirby Canvas Curse and Pokemon Ranger without scratching their screens.
I don't understand how people can play games like Kirby Canvas Curse and Pokemon Ranger without scratching their screens.
Wait, is that from the old man in the village who is say near a tree in the graveyard and tells you stories of the games history?
My sister was playing through the game last summer, and when she was listening to the stories it suddenly started playing the intro in super slow motion during one of them, before the PS2 locked up.
The Last of Us destroyed my fat PS3
Sounds like jumping to conclusions to me.
The Mega Drive/Genesis game Alien Soldier has the capability to destroy the system if the player is good enough at it. The system can't keep up with everything that happens on screen and it begins to overheat, eventually damaging the core processor.
Isn't this why the Japanese title screen says "Visualshock! Speedshock! Soundshock! Now is the time to the 68000 heart on fire!"?
LOL, it's possible. All I know is that I've seen some insane stuff on Alien Soldier, but would never attempt a high-level game on my Genesis. I own the Sega Ages Treasure Box, so that's where I typically play it.
The Last of Us destroyed my fat PS3
Uncharted 2 and ffxiii(PS3)
The Last of Us killed my fat launch PS3 by making it run significantly hotter than any game before it. I took great care of it too, cleaning dust from it every year. Still ran the fans at full blast after a thorough dust cleaning and reapplication of thermal paste.
FFXIII melted the GPU of my fat MGS4 BC PS3. RIP.
I remember a fruitless back and forth between Sony and Squaresoft where each party blamed the other for consoles dropping like flies as a result of the game's demanding visuals.
Folklore killed my first PS3. I saved the game before the last boss and turned it off to go out for a bit, and it got the yellow light of death the next time I tried to turn it back on. Fortunately, it was still under warranty.
Sounds like jumping to conclusions to me.
Weren't there some games that could make a PS2 more Disc Read Error-prone?
On a similar note, some games just never worked for any PS2 I had. I think my family has had four PS2s at different points and God of War would never load up on any of them. Disc was new and in perfect condition but it just wouldn't play for some reason.
wait, I thought you were joking.
Surely there aren't actually reports of a Genesis CPU overheating, right? All sorts of games run with slowdown, after all...
The Last of Us destroyed my fat PS3
That's what all of these are. A certain game isn't going to cause your ps3 to melt your GPU or overheat. If that does happen it's because your system already had problems.
Correlation does not equal causation. I still have my fat PS3 and played GTAV, all Uncharted games and The Last of Us and it never broke. If the game were responsible it would have broken all fat ps3.
It's like when people put their systems on a 'wine cooler' and then blame gears of war for breaking the system.
I think some drives had trouble reading dual layer discs. They either needed cleaning or re-alignment.
brawl fucked up my launch wii
I think certain wii's had problems reading dual layered dvds. brawl was the only one on wii when it was released, I believe.
It's like when people put their systems on a 'wine cooler' and then blame gears of war for breaking the system
I vauguley remember a recent game that if you left it on the menu screen the framerate would skyrocket to some absurd number. I dont known if it destroyed any systems but I'd think it would do some damage of you forgot on for an hour ..
I remember a PC game that I had with a die-cut, unusually shaped CD-ROM (the outer edges were just plastic, the data was on a mini-CD in the center). It worked OK on older computers with slow CD drives but turned into a vibrating buzz-saw of doom when used in more modern computers with faster CD drives.
You know now that you mention it, I was house sitting my friends launch Wii for summer vacation years ago and had been learning how to get good at Guitar Hero 3. I had finally beat Raining Blood on expert and the system froze. I then tried to turn it on and it was bricked, and they didn't believe meGuitar Hero 3's max difficulty red ringed my first xbox 360. ( ._.)