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The Xbox 360's so-called "Red Ring of Death" is one of the most infamous PR disasters of all time, resulting in Microsoft losing more than a billion dollars. Now you can remember this dark chapter in ...

For gamers in the Xbox 360 era, the “red ring of death” was nothing short of a nightmare. Its dreaded appearance signaled to the console owner that it was no longer operational. While video game ...

Technically, this is a poster for one episode of Power On: The Story of Xbox, the warts-and-all documentary of Microsoft’s 20-year video game console history, which dedicated a chapter to the Xbox 360 ...

The Xbox 360 was supposed to be Microsoft’s big swing in gaming. The original Xbox got a foot in the door, but its successor would be the chance to finally snatch the spotlight away from Sony. The ...

The Red Ring of Death (RROD) was the bane of many an Xbox 360 owner. The problem was eventually solved, mostly, but memories of that hellish era lurk in the back of many a gamer’s mind. For a more ...

It's been a terrible couple of weeks for Xbox employees with numerous layoffs across various studios and multiple project cancellations despite reaching record profits. A lot has been changing thanks ...

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The Xbox Gear Shop is celebrating the release of the Xbox docuseries Power On: The Story of Xbox with the release of several posters/prints of the promotional art and episode title cards from the ...

The so-called red ring of death, the infamous sign of a permanent hardware failure in an Xbox 360, is no more. Microsoft has elected not to include the warning feature in its new slimline version of ...