Earlier today, told you about how Microsoft will be replacing Xbox 360s that fall victim to disc errors. It was originally believed that these errors were going to occur in a small number of Xbox 360 consoles once the dashboard update starts to roll out tomorrow. Microsoft has since clarified the issue and stated that the “disc unreadable” and “disc unsupported” errors don’t have anything to do with the upcoming update.

When Terminator Salvation was released on May 19, 2009, PC owners were in for a nasty surprise. While the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions booted up just fine, retail PC copies of the game were shipped with an error that wouldn’t allow players to install the game on their machines. We entertained the idea of Skynet corrupting PC’s so we wouldn’t learn how to take down the machines but it turns out there was a defect during the disc replication process.

Once word of this error started to spread, Evolved Games issued a recall of all Terminator Salvation PC discs across North America. Copies purchased via digital distribution were (and are) not affected by this error. Evolved Games is currently making new copies of the game and it expects to arrive in stores in a few days.