meh, i laugh and/or shrugg off trash like that. IMO it is no different that my know-it-all buddy making a similar unsubstantiated claim..like "...drank bud light last night instead of coors and now my gf is pregnant. wtf?" makes no sense, but he'll quote every "source" in the world to back up his retarded claim. if there is one thing you need to always remember is this: just bc is on tv doesn't make it true.
then again, just bc it's a theme song don't make it not true, either.
i dont want to, but ill say it anyway: isn't the point to come up with something original...on your own? even if not original, at least not something that you were given?
the dirve plugs into the top of the console, sort of like a memory card only it sits flush up against it. no tool or tricks required, just pop it in there. you'll see once you look at it.
the RE series completely deviated from the survival horror genre starting with "4 Resident Evil". RE5 is no different and doesnt seem to bring anything new to the table
Screen just freezes whatever is on the screen in under a minute if disc is put in (dvd/game) Wont go to gameplay on games, sometimes lasts a few minutes with DVDs. Occasionally freezes on startup screen, but never on the dashboard. No error msg or lights. I know others have had this problem, but I have yet to find any answers on its cause or repair besides to send to xbox, which I cannot do because I have opened the casing to clean the heat sinks and check the integrity of the x-clamps. Could it be the dvd-rom? How would I test to see if it is the dvd drive? Replacement ideas? Xbox tech support is a joke, please help!
Oh and there is a limited possibilty a base mounted cooling fan may have sucked up a small amount of Bud Light and sent it towards the motherboard. I have looked over the circuit board and it appears to be fine (no shorts or beer residue) could this cause such a problem?
lol!!! shouldve stuck with Coors here's a question: will it allow to install to the HD? if so, do games still freeze when playing from the HD? if so, could possibly be the DVD Drive. a replacement is about $40 and since u know how to crack open the box, you could replce it yourself. but try installing and see if the can isolate the issue
wow. those two posts are the most direct and clearly stated arguments i have seen on this forum. Well played, Palantas. I agree 100%. If only a quarter of us took the time to formulate such coherent thoughts when posting (myself included!)
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