Out-of-warranty original Xboxen can no longer be serviced
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by Nicholas Deleon on March 2, 2009

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Do you still own an original Xbox? Is it no longer under warranty? Tough cookies, then, as Microsoft has announced that no-longer-under-warranty original Xboxes can no longer be serviced. If your Xbox is still under warranty, then there’s nothing to worry about.

There’s also another caveat: support documents—instruction manuals and the like—will henceforth be made available online.

Yeah, this is hardly worth the mention—who still regularly plays the original Xbox; I’d sooner play the SNES!—, but y’all should be outside playing in the [hopefully] last snowstorm of the season.

Also, you know what was good about the original Xbox? It was solid as a rock, from what I recall. ::coughs::

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  • XBMC is the only reason to have ever used one IMO.

  • Oh noes! So the one I just bought on ebay and soft-modded so I can play snes during the last snowstorm of the season is now unserviceable!?

    Damn you, Microsoft! Damn you all to hell!

  • Indeed. Mine has a 120GB in it filled with goodies and still has much play as the other next gens. My Virgin HALO XBOX still gets love too. Too each his own.

  • 1. This is super-old news… probably just a way for yet another anti-Microsoft rant by the infamous Deleon

    2. Most people I know that own an original Xbox bought it for it’s mod abilities… warranty already out the door years ago.

    3. You can throw a cheap 500GB in that bad boy and run almost any emulator you can think of as well as XBMC (one helluva media player). Let’s see a PS2 do that!

  • omg… what’s the point of this stupid rant? is sony doing so poorly, that you’ve stooped to making fun of a console that has been long replaced years ago? why do you still have a job here? you have no writing skills or intelligence whatsoever.

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