At the ripe old age of 3, my Nintendo Wii has officially gone to join the celestial Wii Music choir. Letās hope it doesnāt take drums.
I first received my Wii nine days before Nintendo rolled out its new motion-controlled console to masses of gamers and non-gamers on Nov. 19, 2006.
http://lastchance.cc/213946/wii-in-the-house%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
The Xbox 360, a console that launched about a year before the Wii, has been beset with multiple deaths since visiting my home. While I typically have two of the consoles at a time (a retail and a debug), and it has been the most used gaming system of the lot, that does little to explain how over the course of three years or so I had ten of the consoles die on me.
https://lastchance.cc/ten-little-xbox-360-sitting-in-their-graves-and-coun-5056066%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
The Playstation 3, which launched just days before the Wii, has had the best run so far without a single replacement of the retail or the debug console that I can recall.
So here you have it, the gaming console death ratio: 10:1:0
