XBox 360 Suggestions
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#23
10-15-2008, 09:41 AM
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RE: XBox 360 Suggestions
60gb..i only got the 20 that i got when it first came out...spent like $412 for it. im close to filling it..i just cleared it out though and now i have like 6gb left. but they first hit the market quite awhile ago...im actually thinking about going and picking up a 60 soon as well.
#24
10-15-2008, 01:05 PM
RE: XBox 360 Suggestions
I would highly recommend getting the highest gb model you can afford. There doing an Xbox dash update on Nov 13th that will let you rip your games onto your hard drive so you don't have to listen to the noisy cd drive. You can also be more lazy and not have to get up to switch games!
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10-15-2008, 01:09 PM
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RE: XBox 360 Suggestions
ORIGINAL: RBrandon
I would highly recommend getting the highest gb model you can afford. There doing an Xbox dash update on Nov 13th that will let you rip your games onto your hard drive so you don't have to listen to the noisy cd drive. You can also be more lazy and not have to get up to switch games!
I would highly recommend getting the highest gb model you can afford. There doing an Xbox dash update on Nov 13th that will let you rip your games onto your hard drive so you don't have to listen to the noisy cd drive. You can also be more lazy and not have to get up to switch games!
#26
10-15-2008, 02:44 PM
RE: XBox 360 Suggestions
ORIGINAL: RBrandon
I would highly recommend getting the highest gb model you can afford. There doing an Xbox dash update on Nov 13th that will let you rip your games onto your hard drive so you don't have to listen to the noisy cd drive. You can also be more lazy and not have to get up to switch games!
I would highly recommend getting the highest gb model you can afford. There doing an Xbox dash update on Nov 13th that will let you rip your games onto your hard drive so you don't have to listen to the noisy cd drive. You can also be more lazy and not have to get up to switch games!
Second - I haven't heard anything at ALL about ripping games on to the hard drive, I doubt that is real / valid info. http://www.xbox.com/en-US/live/nxe/ for more info.
i ::still:: say get the pro. you can always get a bigger hard drive in the future if you really really need it. 1 game = maybe 6gb? so even if you COULD rip games, you could have 5-6 games at once even with 60gb.
Arcade = not enough stuff
Elite = rip off
Pro = just right.
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10-15-2008, 08:42 PM
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#29
10-15-2008, 09:34 PM
RE: XBox 360 Suggestions
ORIGINAL: Xx New Guy xX
First - the update is on Nov 19th, not Nov 13th.
Second - I haven't heard anything at ALL about ripping games on to the hard drive, I doubt that is real / valid info. http://www.xbox.com/en-US/live/nxe/ for more info.
First - the update is on Nov 19th, not Nov 13th.
Second - I haven't heard anything at ALL about ripping games on to the hard drive, I doubt that is real / valid info. http://www.xbox.com/en-US/live/nxe/ for more info.
"The NXE will also add some new hardware functionality in addition to the user interface improvements and new Xbox Live features. You will now be able to install games on the console hard disk. Penello estimates that it will take about eight to nine minutes to rip a disc to the hard disk. A hard disk installation should speed up load times, but Penello says that another major benefit will be reduced noise because the system won't need to spin up the noisy optical drive."
#30
10-15-2008, 10:58 PM
RE: XBox 360 Suggestions
ORIGINAL: RBrandon
http://www.gamespot.com/features/6198823/p-2.html
"The NXE will also add some new hardware functionality in addition to the user interface improvements and new Xbox Live features. You will now be able to install games on the console hard disk. Penello estimates that it will take about eight to nine minutes to rip a disc to the hard disk. A hard disk installation should speed up load times, but Penello says that another major benefit will be reduced noise because the system won't need to spin up the noisy optical drive."
ORIGINAL: Xx New Guy xX
First - the update is on Nov 19th, not Nov 13th.
Second - I haven't heard anything at ALL about ripping games on to the hard drive, I doubt that is real / valid info. http://www.xbox.com/en-US/live/nxe/ for more info.
First - the update is on Nov 19th, not Nov 13th.
Second - I haven't heard anything at ALL about ripping games on to the hard drive, I doubt that is real / valid info. http://www.xbox.com/en-US/live/nxe/ for more info.
"The NXE will also add some new hardware functionality in addition to the user interface improvements and new Xbox Live features. You will now be able to install games on the console hard disk. Penello estimates that it will take about eight to nine minutes to rip a disc to the hard disk. A hard disk installation should speed up load times, but Penello says that another major benefit will be reduced noise because the system won't need to spin up the noisy optical drive."