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My Xbox RROD'd after owning it for about 2 years... only thing I had to pay for was the initial shipping. They handled the costs after that, and since they couldn't fix it, they sent me a brand new unit at absolutely no charge and included a 1-month Gold card for my troubles.

Oh yeah, took em about a week total from my shipment to receiving the new one here. That's not bad customer service imo, especially after reading about the $150 refurb (sorry man!).

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You really couldn't go wrong either way.

Here are some games that I highly recommend:

The God of War Trilogy - the first two were on the ps2 but you can buy them together on a single blu-ray. The third is incredible and is one of the best looking console games out there. One of the best single-player games ever made.

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves - you can skip the first one and jump right into the second. This game is everything Tomb Raider ever wished it could be. The multiplayer is a lot of fun as well.

Ratchet and Clank - there are 2 of them out for the ps3. Lots of fun. Crazy weapons and top notch platforming.

Infamous - Open world superhero game that gives you control of a dude with electricity related powers. They also let you make certain choices during the game that will affect the story and decide if you become good or evil. A sequel is in production right now. I can't fuging wait.

Killzone 2 - Great looking FPS with a good campaign and solid multiplayer. Sequel coming.

Warhawk - Multiplayer only. I recommend this game only because of how much i love it. It's a tough game to get good at but it is a ton of fun. Air and land combat on large maps. Stay away from flying until you get good.

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