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Originally Posted by Black Mage
It would cost sony millions to have something large enough to fry their console chips anywhere in the world. They would never ever go to that much trouble for it. The profit from buyers would never cover the cost of equipment used to do that.  Its funny the way you word it though, its like the second walmart put that PS3 on the shelf or the very instant gamestops doors opened at midnight your ps2 just up and cooked itself.  |
Not really. All they'd haev to do is have a time-release or even a remote actived disconnect. All it'll do is disconnect the actual reader in a way that it can't read the disks anymore. Or even use a material that's quality would only last a year and a half (or however long they need to make the next console) and let it break then.
It wasn't that insant, but it was the very same day. The day before it came out, it was reading my disk and playing perfectly, but the next day it was fried and wouldn't read anything.
12-11-2007, 04:48 AM
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