360 ate my copy of COD!

[Mr. Tuxedo]

I got the RROD late last year or so, sent the console in and had it repaired. They sent it back to me, but it started making a horrible loud noise...almost like a fan that was spinning 3x faster than it should be. Anyway, I dealt with the noise, but a few days ago I went to start up the console to play some COD and it told me the disk was unreadable. I took it out and looked at it...there was a 1/4 inch scratch in a perfect circle about 1/2 way into the disk. Absolutely have no idea how that would have happened - I don't touch the xbox other than to load/unload games, and COD has been in there for a month straight at least.
Anyway, called up tech support...suffered through "Max" or whatever the **** that computerized douche is...finally found out that my warranty was ONE MONTH away from expiring, so I guess I lucked out on the timing. They're going to replace the unit this time, with a reman I'm sure. However, they won't replace the game since it's not made directly by Microsoft
I just hope that thing gets back to me by the time GTA is released

[prototypegtx]

It's probably your fault for never feeding your 360 a nutritious meal.

[Mr. White]

External cooling unit fixes all

[volleyballmaster]

how is cooling going to fix a bad dvd drive?

[Mr. White]

yeah, cod4 isn't covered. go rent it at blockbuster and swap discs

[Potter]

i don't think the cooling can totally fix it, but it may help it so it runs decent
it's better to get cooling for new stuff to prevent over heating

[fire.wolf [006]]

my 360 actually cracked RockBand, i called micro.....them and they said it'd cost $20 for a replacement, i said, "Oh that sucks" then i called EA, and they sent me a replacement, no cost.

[prototypegtx]

white said:

External cooling unit fixes all

And voids the warranty.