The Xbox 360's red ring of death was a mystery at first, but Microsoft identified the issue and spent over $1 billion implementing its remedy.

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 ...

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Microsoft made a sweater featuring the Red Ring of Death. The sweater has a power button that lights up in green or red. Only Microsoft employees can purchase the sweeter. Microsoft decided to ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. The festive season is here, and as is tradition, people have dusted ...

The “Xbox 360 glitch holiday sweater” includes a power button that illuminates green, and there’s even an interchangeable module that produces the Red Ring of Death. Microsoft loves ugly sweaters, but ...

When Xbox 360 conked out in the past, folks would send their Xbox 360s to Microsoft in cardboard boxes affectionately called “coffins”. Here is a real honest-to-goodness Xbox coffin. Designed by ...

An almost literal red ring of death. When it comes to making consoles, every single console maker has its ups and downs. That includes brands like Nintendo, Sony, and especially Microsoft. It’s ...