Microsoft destroys customized Xbox, posts gamer gigantic box of fun
- added March 22, 2008
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- mischabarrett
- felt his pain
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Passionate gamer Nathaniel, who had illustrated his Xbox 360 with graphic design, artwork, and signatures, sent his console to the Microsoft repair centre, inscribed with 'Microsoft: please do not clean'. When he received it back, the whole console had been washed sparkly-clean and devoid of customization (ouch). Hawty McBloggy today gives us an update on Microsoft's response, which came in the form of a massive cardboard box. Find out what Bill Gates signed and put in the box at the link.
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- mischabarrett
- 4 months ago
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Microsoft gets it wrong, sometimes...check the link.-
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- mischabarrett
- 4 months ago
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I agree... one instance of super, major coolness and stepping up does not negate a history of subversive business practices.
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And the artwork was so pretty, too! I wonder how the guy who put it in the Big Xbox Cleaning Machine is feeling right now...
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- mischabarrett
- 4 months ago
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Hiway,
i totally agree with you. -
Yeah I love the things but dead rising killed mine....I almost had to pay 70 bucks to get it fixed again for an error that was microsofts's fault. I have a friend who recieved three lights of doom for his console and is now without an XBOX 360. So he's also out several hundred dollars.
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The kid lucked out on this subject
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- LethanoWun
- 4 months ago
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Bill gates thinks that his signature makes it all better, I didn't know he was a rock star like that.
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Haha wow, thats a pretty cool design.
I wonder how long it took him to make it.
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