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This is what it sounds like when an Xbox 360 game cries.
The folks at Llamma sacrificed a Quake 4 disc so you can hear the terrible cry of a 360 having it's way with the game disc the machine was meant to play with.
The end result: Two nasty rings of death on the disc. Ouch.
Is it just me or does that sound make you involuntarily shudder?
Fortunately, the Lamma peeps already have a fix for the game scratching problem. Nice work guys.
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Kotaku 
Dec 12, 2005 1:00 PM
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