Xbox 360 ? ?
Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009 at
7:44 am
I have recently decided to look into getting an xbox 360 . . .
But I have no idea which to get.
Xbox 360 arcade then 20gb hard drive £160
OR
xbox 360 Premium which is on offer with 60gb hard drive £190.
Which would be best ?
Also Is 20gb Hard drive enough ? Or would it be best to go with the 60gb ?
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I would get the 60GB 360, it has the new chips in it. Which helps it run faster, cooler, and quieter. This helps with the Red Ring of Death. Not to mention the added storage space. If you think you may download movies, shows, music. It will come in handy. I hope this helps.
I would wait a little while as they are all about to drop in price. I’ve had the 20gig Hard drive for two years, no storage problems yet. But if you can afford it, get the Premium.
Go with the Premium.
It’s better value and if you are thinking of going to get Xbox Live, it’s better for that aswell!
And the more GB the better. If you get Xbox Live, you can download things and they take off some of the memory.
So stick with Premium
Hope this helps!
I’d go for the premium, you get more bang for the buck. If you get the arcade version, you wont be able to play any old xbox games on it.
If you’re looking forward to the 360’s lineup of exclusives, then get the more expensive one because later you’ll be wishing you had.
Xbox 360 + necessities: $450 – 500
If the PS3’s exclusives interest you more, get that because the PS3 will ultimately cost less than the 360. With 360 you gotta pay for all these extras to make it more fun, but the PS3 has them out of the box.
PS3: $400 – 450
Or, just want some games for cheap, grab a Wii.
Wii: $250
20 GB is usually enough for the average user.
Get the 60 GB if you have a large music library or if you want to download lots of extra content.
A typical Xbox live arcade game will weigh in approximately 100 megabytes, and a game demo is usually around 500 megabytes to 1 gigabyte in size.
Also, MS has recently announced a price cut for the Arcade, making it the cheapest console out of the big three (Xbox, PS and Wii). If you want to save money, you can get the Arcade and then buy a seperate hard drive from eBay.
20Gs is as much as Yul need.
I say that because there are ONLY 4
good games on the X B O X 360
Bio shock/Oblivion 4/Too Human/Gears of war
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