Most likely not, but Microsoft had to shut down all Xbox One systems a couple times at Comic-Con, reps at the show told SKNR.

According to the site, While most of the crashes were minor, for a good part of Saturday morning, Xbox One demo systems were powered down and replaced with a panel instead while MS tech investigated the problems.

But the interesting point here is now news about the console crashing numerous times at E3 has been unearthed by Pallab Chatterjee of Media and Entertainment Technologies. According to Pallab, during numerous attempted meetings at E3 the system crashed repeatedly, thus explaining why the one-on-one meetings were ended. Pallab also revealed to SKNR that that they had 6 to 7 attempts at meetings and each time the hardware was unable to be stable enough to complete the demonstration and that the issues seem to remain at Comic Con, as this had been an ongoing problem over the weekend.

Even Sony Comic-Con booth people confirmed the Xbox One crashes with much glee, added SKNR.

It’s a bit troubling that Xbox One has been failing so many times at these gaming events but the media has made no mention of it. But more troubling, to me at least, is the fact the system’s already seeing these issues. And one may argue that the console isn’t out on the market yet and we shouldn’t worry, but with Microsoft’s poor track record on hardware, where millions of Xbox 360 systems died through RRoD, this is very disconcerting.

inFamous 2 is Sucker Punch’s latest game coming in June exclusively on PS3. The game’s also one with a lot of electricity involved. You main man, Cole, is packed with juice ready to send to hell anyone who want to play tough. But in the latest trailer released just today, which you’ll find posted below the break, the dev takes a jab at the Xbox 360′s RROD issue that almost killed the console.

Just look at around the 3:31 mark and you’ll see a sign that says something rather familiar.

Video Thirst: Red Ring Of Death Pub

What is it exactly? Is it a pub, I don’t know but it reads “Red Ring” something.

Quench it again if you don’t believe the image posted above:

It’s a good laugh.

Thanks, Geekrevolt.

According to a BBC report, numerous Xbox 360 owners are experiencing difficulty with the console when trying to use the newly released Kinect.

It’s even causing some to give off that infamous RROD flash.

“It’s very disappointing,” a ten year old’s father said, whose 360 died shortly after using Kinect. “We were planning to have a big New Year’s Day party with karaoke microphones and a Take That competition.”

He added: “But now the Xbox is just sitting idle.”

Microsoft disagreed, claiming the matter is just happenstance, and that Kinect was made to work with all Xbox 360 systems.

“There is no correlation between the three flashing red lights error and Kinect,” the MS spokesperson told the BBC. “Aany new instances of the three flashing red lights error are merely coincidental.”

Have you had any bad experiences with Kinect and your Xbox 360? Let it be known.

Thanks VG247, via Eurogamer.