Reddit reviews Xbox 360 4GB Console
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Sleek New Design4GB internal memory.Built-in Wi-FiWhisper QuietPart Number: XBX4GBCNTRBUNThis item is non returnable.
((5 x 250) + (12 x 200) + 6,000,000 + 229,825) / (52 * 400)
= 300 years working the same job
poor kid
For the last time it is not the same price. I fucking dare you to build a Skyrim capable computer for $199.
Amazon doesn't carry Nintendo console stock anymore. The only way to get Nintendo consoles through Amazon are to buy them through other merchants. If you look here at the Wii U you can see it's sold by Scott's Stuff Inc, not directly by Amazon. This is different from say an Xbox, which is sold directly through Amazon. You are right on one thing, though. There are other Wii U sellers on Amazon. If one runs out of stock another probably has some.
I'd buy a brand new 4GB Xbox 360 for $200 (or less). You can buy the hard drive later, and in the meantime, you can use USB drives for storage (up to 32GB per drive, and up to two concurrently).
As for price drops, yeah, one is coming, but will it happen after E3 in June? your guess is as good as mine.
You know that brand-new consoles these days are only $250, right?
http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-3-160GB-System/dp/B003VUO6H4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1346445617&sr=8-1&keywords=ps3
http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-4GB-Console/dp/B003O6JKLC/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1346445632&sr=1-1&keywords=xbox+360
You can place an official Microsoft Xbox 360 250GB hard drive in the console. Although, that is what I make up out of the first review on amazon. It would be silly if you couldn't place a bigger hard drive in the console.
http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-4GB-Console/dp/B003O6JKLC/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1299738398&sr=8-4
brand new for $20 more
You need:
Considering the newest gen xbox is $200 for 4GB onboard storage and includes the headset, you might be best served doing that. However, you can also get a used one for fairly good pricing now. I've seen them go for as low as $80 w/ storage.
cough Amazon cough
Here's a link to the Amazon marketplace for used 4gb Xbox360s first page is mostly replacement consoles under $100.
Since we are talking game systems, lets compare this to this. Or this to this. Oh. You want to discuss the cost of flash? What about just buying one of these? At least that comes out to be about $1 for every extra GB. Nintendo knows a thing or two about making cartridges, I don't see how they can justify the markup for what is basically a circuit board. I'm not hating on them, and like I said, I didn't realize that the cheaper one doesn't include NintendoLand. So, that was my fault. But the above example with the PS3 includes a game and 160GB more than the one that is only $50 less. I'm just not that impressed.
https://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-4GB-Console/dp/B003O6JKLC?ref_=mw_olp_product_details
Multiple used listings starting at $53 (+shipping is still under $70)
There is an Xbox 360 with 4 GB http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-4GB-Console/dp/B003O6JKLC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1376935568&sr=8-1&keywords=xbox+4gb
Well, how often do you both play it? Do you have lots of games? If you do, you'll need lots of hard drive space and the 4GB Xbox 360 won't cut it.
I'd recommend the 250GB Xbox 360 for $299. Plus, you get two free games from it if you don't already have Fable 3 and Halo: Reach. It's also WiFi ready out of the box so you won't have to buy that accessory.
I hung out at Best Buy for 3 hours on Black Friday and picked the 250 GB Xbox 360 for $199. It was a good deal and mine had stopped reading discs earlier that day. I doubt you'll get one for that cheap this close to Christmas, so you're probably looking at spending around $300 for one.
Let me know if you have any more questions and I'd be happy to answer!
You can get the 4GB version of the Xbox 360 for about $200 with free shipping from Amazon. They were also giving $50 promotional credit with it but I'm not sure if that offer it still valid. You can then buy a HDD for it with a little more capacity. There is no way that you're going to use 250GB unless you are using it as a media centre as well.
If you are on a really tight budget, I'd honestly recommend getting her a GameCube. It's very cheap, portable and reliable with a great selection of games. For example:
I think this would be better than the original Xbox.
This is what I would do (but I make poor decisions)
US
UK
Err just kidding I think I'm just getting an Xbox 360 Slim (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003O6JKLC/ref=ox_sc_act_title_4?ie=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER). But I think if I get that adapter I should be fine.
EDIT: So I'm going to get a similar adapter to above, an HDMI to DVI cable, and a RCA male to 3.5mm female audio cable.
Ah, I apologize I was comparing it to the price on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B003O6JKLC/ref=olp_f_new?ie=UTF8&f_new=true as mine is brand new. I'm VERY open to offers.
>Overall, I think $300 is a very fair price for a new system, especially considering that's how much you have to pay to get a decent 360.
No.
Yes, it has laughably little storage. So does the $300 WiiU. The xbox360 uses a laptop-size harddrive in an enclosure, and can be swapped out for a larger one with a little effort. The WiiU appears to be locked down.
It's also worth noting that you can easily get a "decent" xbox360 secondhand.
If the quantity and quality of releases is anything like it was on the Wii, $300 is very steep for something which most people will use sparingly for two years.
You can save a little money doing something like this, and getting more disk space...
4 Gig console
320 gig drive
I can personally vouch for the drive. I own one.
http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-4GB-Console/dp/B003O6JKLC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1348724773&sr=8-3&keywords=xbox+360
http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-3-160GB-System/dp/B003VUO6H4/ref=sr_1_2?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1348724787&sr=1-2&keywords=playstation+3
Pick one and use that instead of a pc, just kidding, but seriously listen servers are awful for any kind of pvp game especially fps games, I have no problem with matchmaking on dedis like csgo, but fuck me if I have to play cod again on listen servers. (Oh and I know you said dedis+ matchmaking, but separating an already small userbase is never a good idea)
I'm curious though, why do you want matchmaking? It can't be the party system because that works on dedis as well, it can't be that it's easier because it's not, you can easily find a server with whatever gamemode you want if you don't care about the connection which you obviously don't since you want to play on listen servers. Afraid of getting kicked by admins? True, that is a problem, but that can easily get fixed by actually using the favorites feature that every good server browser have.
Happy Birthday!
Bonus. Did you get the camera?
Happy happy cake day
It's the older model. The one with the dead usbs may be a slim, but I'm not sure. It looks about the same. I wouldn't mind having the extra one. I'd prefer the 15gb USB though. Price sounds fine! If you can give me a day or two, I'm gonna try to offload this second, somewhat working 360. Is this your model?
Here you go
Xbox 360: $150 Used
Portal 2: About $50
Xbox VGA Adapter: $5
About $250 after everything.
Plug the thing into whatever monitor you have, and there you go. Stop lying to yourself, Portal was one of the best games ever. Don't miss out on the sequel.
a brand new Xbox 360 E is $179 delivered, and comes with a one year warranty and a controller. So if you are buying used, I would not pay more than $90, and for that price, it had better come with the AV cable and at least one good wireless controller.
Of the three styles, I would not buy the originals, mostly because they don't have built-in WiFi. The 360 S for $190 delivered is in my mind the best model, as it has an optical audio out port, an AV cable port (can accept composite, component, and VGA cables), and five USB ports. the 360 E has only four USB ports, no optical audio output, and only composite analog video.
160 GB PS3 slim is $250.
4GB XBOX 360 is $200.
If you have to go out and then buy a separate blu ray player, it looks like a great deal to me.
The CPU and video card are the two most important bits and your machine fails on both counts, that's not a good sign.
The good news is I can suggest a $200-$250 upgrade that will fix that problem for you:
http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-4GB-Console/dp/B003O6JKLC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1314804782&sr=8-1
http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-3-160GB-System/dp/B003VUO6H4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1314804837&sr=8-1
http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-4GB-Console/dp/B003O6JKLC/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1324082678&sr=1-1
$199 new.
Here ya go
That's for a new one, keep in mind.
I hope $399 is for the standard version of the console and not something like this.
here ya go
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This is utterly, completely false. There is no conceivable way you can justify this statement, except to claim that they bought a 72 inch TV for the xbox, and a 17 inch monitor for the PC. Since there are hundreds of monitors/TVs that would work easily with either an xbox or PC, it is irrelevant what they cost, assume the same one is used.
Now, if you can find me a desktop computer including a keyboard and mouse, that costs the same as an xbox 360 and will run Skyrim as well or better than the 360, then I will eat my fucking hat.
[edit] changed it to an xbox available new.