4 (?) Xbox 360's and my launch PS3. I lost count after that terrible 2-3 year period of having a 360 for 4-8 months and then dying again. What outraged me even more than them dying was the fact that Microsoft goons were blaming me that I was misusing my 360 when I called into Xbox support in May of 2006 after I got Forza 2 and it died. By March when Oblivion came out it was more than a well known fact that the 360 had some major problems, but they were still denying it. And then
Moore comes out with the "things break" line which just threw me over the edge. I don't think I am buying more than one launch console next gen, and it probably isnt even going to be at launch, maybe even after first full revision... And I really don't play games much. To this day, I think I am at 11,000 GamerScore and have like a Level 6 trophy thing on the PS3, so there is no reason they should have really broken when they did. Its one thing if I had the things going like 50-70+ hours a week, but I barely play my consoles (handhelds, consoles, pc) for less than maybe 3-4 hours a week, and some weeks, they don't even get turned on.
The PS3 I was pissed about too cause it died in the same common YLOD fashion that everyone elses does, and Sony denies just the same and says... we can fix it for like 200 bucks. :| I just waited it out for like 6-9 months and bought a slim ps3 Black Friday of 2011 for $199.99.
Its the utter denial that pisses me off more than anything. Mistakes happen, its the hole of denial that these companies go through. This is the main reason I am against all this "EULA banning class-action lawsuits" fad going on. Sure, they suck hard cause most of the consumers don't see much money from them, and legal gets most of it... but it more just calls companies out into the public eyes and forces them to fess up on a public stage which they never would do otherwise.