Actually, Sega has treated me way better then Sony has. For a little backround, when I first got my Dreamcast the system didn\'t work. Called them up and within a week after I sent mine in I got a brand new system from them, they even threw in 3 hats from Sega for free, which wasn\'t that big of a deal, but it showed a little bit of how they tried to show they cared for the consumer. The person I talked on the phone with was extremely poligetic (Is that how you spell it :-P), and was very nice.
I don\'t want to stereotype all of the guys over at Sony, but the guy I talked to was so like so routine in what he told me. He was just like, "Yup, that\'s your problem and it\'s going to cost $119 to fix it. So here\'s the address and what you need to do. Okay, bye..." ----paraphrasing with a little exaggeration of course.
And I\'m not trying to say that I was the unlucky one that got the system that had problems. I was saying that TONS of people have been having problems with one of the biggest being with the laser oscillator(it reads the discs info). The DC not working was just bad luck, but my PS2 breaking down is a major problem with a lot of people....