That is creepy but spot on my response as well.therandombear said:None, never had an issue with my 360.
It's 3 years in November since I bought it...no problems so far xD
just tilt it slightly while the disc is spinning.kman123 said:none as so far.
But my brother always leaves FIFA 11 in the tray, so I hope it eats that game up as punishment.
Isn't there an option to keep it from automatically starting?sethzard said:0, a friend's has because the stupid git moved it while it was on.
Tell me about it lol.Mouse_Crouse said:Zero. I don't stand the 360 straight up. That is just asking for trouble.
Yes there is, go into system settings, but it can still break the disk.GrimHeaper said:Isn't there an option to keep it from automatically starting?sethzard said:0, a friend's has because the stupid git moved it while it was on.
I mean I knew about this before this and I still accidentally did it.
It shouldn't be that easy to do killing 20$ in a way that's easier than ripping a dollar bill in half.
Because I'm not used to things just doing things without me telling it to.Soylent Bacon said:What exactly WERE you expecting it to do? It has to read somehow, and you've never had to push a "Start spinning the disc so it can be read" button before. Why were you even putting Sega CD's in an Xbox? My Xbox has ruined zero CD's because I use my Xbox responsibly.GrimHeaper said:I want to know, because whoever thought of it should be slapped.
It just ate my sega CD collection, mainly becuase I wasn't expecting it to start playing the disc as soon as I put it in.
Mine was flat :/Viewtiful Dan said:That is why I always keep my 360 flat