Australian version of Halo 3 Limited Ed. includes high-tech anti-scratch system

Iria · Sep 26, 2007, 04:00 PM

Source: Tech-Ex
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Microsoft has admitted it screwed up when it released the U.S. version of the Halo 3 Limited Edition --the discs were able to unseat themselves and get scratched up in the case. You'd think with all the technology today they could figure out how to keep a disc seated.

Well, if you look at this YouTube video, it looks like the Australian versions get a "high-tech" foam insert that keeps the disc in place, despite the fact the user seemed to be sure it would be scratched (sarcasm, anyone?).

Sep 26, 2007, 04:00 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Australian version of Halo 3 Limited Ed. includes high-tech anti-scratch system Source: Tech-Ex ________ Microsoft has admitted it screwed up when it released the U.S. version of the Halo 3 Limited Edition --the discs were able to unseat themselves and get scratched up in the case. You'd think with all the technology today they could figure out how to keep a disc seated. Well, if you look at this YouTube video, it looks like the Australian versions get a "high-tech" foam insert that keeps the disc in place, despite the fact the user seemed to be sure it would be scratched (sarcasm, anyone?).