FYI, there is NO OFFICIAL PRODUCT for xbox360 in Msia. So even you didn't modify the console, but you still can't claim any warranty from M'sia Microsoft. And also most of Xbox360 sell in KL game shop are normally import from S'pore, if you want to claim warranty, then you need to send back S'pore Microsoft.

Btw, I strongly advise don't buy Xbox360 in that KLCC shop bcos that KLCC shop always mackup at higher price. Some more, that KLCC shop always cheating customer for warranty in any console.

This post has been edited by carlosandy: Jun 8 2010, 11:27 AM

I still remember one day I went to that KLCC shop asking regarding console warranty. They told me most of their console (Xbox360 and PS3) is from S'pore and they said got warranty from their shop.

When I ask them what's type of warranty, they told me warranty service and any problem in motherboard, they will charge. When I ask them Xbox360 got 3 years warranty for 3ROD, but they told me when customer go to claim warranty from S'pore Microsoft, it will charge.

More funny thing was, they told me even PS3 under Sony Style Malaysia only got warranty for housing, so any problem in motherboard, Sony will charge also. After this, I don't bother them and just go.

What type of man for this KLCC shop? Warranty also want to play cheating. If no warranty, just said no la. If can claim from S'pore, then just tell customer. They think Sony and Microsoft so big Corp in international also want to cheat customer ah? stupid......

This post has been edited by carlosandy: Jun 8 2010, 05:18 PM

That's the main reason I hate that KLCC shop. They should tell customer clearly for any warranty claim and transport cost, but not simply bu hit customer.

The problem was that KLCC shop staff simply said Microsoft S'pore will charge customer for any repairing in the motherboard including 3ROD (Even for PS3, they also said Sony will charge customer on any repairing on the motherboard including YLOD). Come on, Microsoft S'pore is not selling AP set Xbox360, customer like us also not stupid, what's point they go to cheat us?

This post has been edited by carlosandy: Jun 9 2010, 10:48 AM

[FONT=Arial][FONT=Arial][FONT=Arial]Haha, their shop just next to Sony Style KLCC and selling PS3 Slim S'pore set same price with Msia set at RM1299, but their staff cheating customer said Msia set PS3 also will charge on repairing cost when sent to Sony Msia Service Center claim warranty.......

This post has been edited by carlosandy: Jun 9 2010, 01:24 PM

Haha, I think you confused on it already. This is only the information from that KLCC shop, not true one. Bcos they try to cheat customer to buy their PS3 or Xbox360.

For your information, all the Msia set PS3 will get 1 year + 3 month (make sure online register) full warranty from Sony Msia. As long as your machine is Msia set and under warranty, you no need to pay money for repairing PS3 even they change some part or Blue ray drive or YLOD.

For Xbox360, there is no official product in Msia until today, so you won't get any warranty from Msia Microsoft. So for 3 years warranty claim, it is depend on the what country machine you purchase. If your Xbox360 is S'pore set, then you need to sent back to S'pore to claim warranty. If your xbox360 is Korea set, then you need to sent it back to Korae to claim warranty.

This post has been edited by carlosandy: Jun 9 2010, 05:58 PM

yalo, that's the main reason I hate that KLCC shop

Haha, may be they thinking their target are only tourist trap, white people, middle eastern tourists, so don't care about Msia customer, then just simply cheating us lo.

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Added on June 10, 2010, 11:17 amFor PS3, the cost for original game normally will be around RM150 to RM190 (except for PS3 FFXIII Japanese version, cost RM3XX).

For Xbox360, the cost for original game more or less same with PS3 also, but the question is a lot of game shop seldom sell Xbox360 original game due to majority of the xbox360 user in Msia also play pirated. If you want to buy Xbox360 original game, may be you need to pre-order or go online purchase like Play-Asia.

This post has been edited by carlosandy: Jun 10 2010, 11:17 AM