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Features
- Kinect sensor, Built-in Wi-Fi
- Xbox LIVE, Xbox 360 wireless controller
Description
From the Manufacturer Xbox 360 4GB Console with Kinect The Xbox 360 4GB Console with Kinect. Kinect brings games and entertainment to life in extraordinary new ways – no controller required. Easy to use and instantly fun, Kinect gets everyone off the couch moving, laughing and cheering. See a ball? Kick it. Control an HD movie with a wave of the hand. Want to join a friend in the fun? Simply jump in. Wi-Fi is built-in for easier connection to the world of entertainment on Xbox LIVE, where HD movies and TV stream in an instant. Xbox 360 is more games, entertainment and fun.Product FeaturesKinect Sensor: With the Kinect sensor, you can experience gaming like never before. Easy to use and fun for everyone, the Kinect sensor utilizes revolutionary full-body tracking to put you in the center of the fun. This amazing new technology allows the sensor to recognize your body and mirror your movements in the game, making you the controller. With Kinect Xbox 360 now has the best controller ever made – YOU.Built-in Wi-Fi: The new Xbox 360 is the only console with 802.11n Wi-Fi built-in for a faster and easier connection to Xbox LIVE. Stream HD movies and TV or download games from Xbox LIVE in 1080p and 5.1 surround sound from anywhere in the house. Compatible with b/g/n networks.Xbox LIVE: Xbox LIVE brings a world of entertainment to you. Instantly watch movies and TV streaming from Netflix. In crystal-clear HD, or download game add-ons like new levels, characters, maps and songs. Easily jump right into online multiplayer fun and play along with friends around the world. Plus, get your favorite music from Last.fm, connect with friends on Facebook and post Tweets on Twitter. Xbox LIVE is your connection to more games, entertainment and fun.Xbox 360 Wireless Controller (black): This award-winning, high-performance wireless controller features a range of up to 30 feet and a battery life of up to 30 hours on two AA batteries.More ports: Connect more accessories and storage solutions with added USB ports. Now with a total of 5, (3 back/2 front) you’ll find more places to plug and play. Plus, in addition to the standard Ethernet port and HDMI output, we’ve added an integrated optical audio out port for an easier connection to the booming sound of your A/V receiver.Kinect Adventures game: Float in outer space. Experience the thrill of roaring rapids. Tackle mountaintop obstacle courses and dive into the deep to explore a leaky underwater observatory — all from your living room. With Kinect Adventures, you are the controller as you jump, dodge and kick your way through exciting adventures set in a variety of exotic locations. Rated “E” for Everyone.What’s In The Box?Xbox 360 4GB S ConsoleKinect Sensor for Xbox 360Kinect Adventures game - rated “E” for EveryoneXbox 360 Black Wireless ControllerXbox 360 Composite A/V cable (standard definition)1 year limited warranty on consoleGame Description Kinect Adventures Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios Developer: Good Science Studio Format: DVD compatible with Kinect for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system Genre: Action ESRB Rating: E for Everyone Float in outer space. Experience the thrill of roaring rapids. Tackle mountaintop obstacle courses. And dive into the deep to explore a leaky underwater observatory — all from your living room. With Kinect Adventures, you are the controller as you jump, dodge and kick your way through exciting adventures set in a variety of exotic locations. Download tokens included in marked packages at launch, at participating retailers, while supplies last. 80 MB required to download from Xbox LIVE. Microsoft Points required to purchase games, add-ons and media content (sold separately). Instant on HD in full 1080p available with select videos; requires HDMI cable, HDCP compliant 1080p display, minimum 4 mbps broadband speed. Xbox LIVE Gold membership and Netflix unlimited membership required to instantly watch movies streaming from Netflix. See Netflix Terms of Use for details about Netflix service. Xbox LIVE Gold membership required for online multiplayer, video chat, Facebook, Twitter and Last.fm. Xbox LIVE Gold membership and Zune Pass subscription required for Zune Pass. Broadband internet required.
Release date: November 4, 2010
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Product Dimensions: 12 x 13 x 7.25 inches; 10.55 pounds
Type of item: Video Game
Item model number: S4G-00001
Item Weight: 10.53 pounds
Manufacturer: Microsoft
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Date First Available: May 27, 2010
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2011 by Seantbiggs
First, let me review the XBOX 360 Slim. Prior to purchasing this I had owned 2 of the original XBOX 360s (bought the first, and Microsoft sent me a refurbished one when mine got the red ring of death). The Slim version is MUCH better than the original. The original one sounded like a jet engine when running with all the fans at full speed; the slim one is extremely quiet. The original would get very hot and raise the temperature in the room by a few degrees when running for an extended period of time; the slim runs pretty cool, and does not noticeably heat up the room. The slim version is smaller than the original. The slim version has built in wireless. And a few other minor improvements. Now on to the Kinect. One reason I purchased a Kinect was that I have a pretty sedentary life. I sit in front of a computer most of the day, and I play video games and watch TV at night. I was hoping that the Kinect would motivate me to move around more and get some exercise without breaking up my routine. I haven't owned it long enough to verify that I will use it over the long term, but in the short term, I believe I will use it often. As for the exercise, after playing it for an hour I was sweaty and tired, and the next morning, my muscles were pretty sore. It certainly requires a lot more movement than sitting in a chair with a controller, and I am pleased that I found doing it to be pretty fun (which is good since I abhor exercise in general). A lot of people are concerned about space requirements, but I find them to be very reasonable. I was worried about buying it because I live in an apartment, and I was going to set this up in a small room with a lot of furniture. However, I haven't had any problems. The Kinect sensor senses your "workspace" when setting it up, and it seems to know where I have to stop moving because it doesn't require me to go out of my furniture boundaries. I stand about 6-7 feet away from the Kinect sensor, and have about 1.5 arm lengths of space in front and to each side (no room behind me). With that, I am able to do everything required in the Kinect Adventures game without any issue. My largest problem is that Kinect Adventures wants you to do a lot of jumping. I live on the second floor of an apartment, so jumping is out of the question. I've found that if you squat down a little and stand up quickly on to the tip of your toes and shrug all at the same time, it recognizes that as a jump. It takes a little practice to get the hang of that, but once you do, it works while preserving the sanity of any downstairs neighbors. Next, the Kinect Adventures game. As someone who likes to play a lot of action games (Call of Duty, Halo, et cetera), I don't find the premise to be my cup of tea, but it's still fun. It seems to implement the Kinect sensor pretty well, and I think it's a good demonstration of what the Kinect can do. That being said, I don't think I'll be playing a lot of it once I get some other Kinect games. And a final note. If you intend to use the Kinect with an older XBOX 360, or to use it on a computer, you will need a "Kinect Sensor Power Supply." If you buy the Kinect standalone, it comes with one. I assumed that the bundle would come with one as well. It does not. I had to purchase it separately from the Microsoft Store for $34.99. Not too big of a deal, and I understand Microsoft's leaving it out, but it would have been nice to know.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2010 by jtmorris
I was a hardcore wii fan when it was announced way back in e3 so many years ago and I thought to myself, this is the kind of videogame immersion experience im looking for! I bought it the month it came out and got the top reviewed games for it, and continued purchasing games. However, i noticed that the Wii did not provide the total immersion experience that many were looking for but in fact was just a gimmick. Nonetheless, it was a solid console (minus the graphics) for games and my family and I continued to buy games for it. Then, the kinect came out and after going thru my disappointed with my wii, I'm looking at it thinking its just an expensive PS2 eye toy, a major step back from the Wii itself! However, i kept up on kinect news and kept seeing many favorable reviews and crazy developer work and DIY hacking done with it. over the course of the year, hit games were developed for it, it became the fast selling entertainment device in US history, and.....they released FRUIT NINJA for it! All these were signs that maybe the kinect was on to something...maybe it wasnt a gimmick? So i kept reading on deals, and after missing the great black friday deal, i recently saw a deal for $100 amazon credit when buying the 4gb xbox with kinect for $299, effectively making it $199! not only that, but at the same time amazon was running a special on buy 2 get 1 free for kinect games! So i thought this is my chance! I made the move (and clicked the mouse) and bam, my familys xbox 360 kinect with three kinect games was on its way. Thanks Amazon for a great deal! Anyways, while it was on its way, amazons usually snappy 2 day prime shipping was taking an awfully long time so my sister and I coped with our anxiety by watching youtube videos of kinect demos at e3. And to say the least, we were impressed. Finally the kinect showed up, and since Im no stranger to videogames, setup was easy. I had read earlier and saw that many other amazon users reported that having the kinect above the tv made for better sensor recognition so i found a nice kinect tv mount clip from PDP on amazon for $20. However I could not wait even another day and suprisingly i saw that best buy was already price matcing amazon (quite the retailer war we have going on!) so I used some BB rewards and chose pick up at store to snag me one (i hope amazon can jump aboard some kind of pick up at store model, otherwise best buy/walmart/etc will slowly have them beat!) So everything was setup, I made sure to update our dashboard to the latest and had a hdmi cable setup to broadcast from our now ancient tv in 720p (most newer tvs can do 1080p but u gotta work with what you got). So I have to say, HD looked nice, much better than the 480p for the wii which i was getting from component cables. As for navigating, kinect navigation of the dashboard is great, works really nice and gives you a minority report feel to it (now all we need is a Jacuzzi for precursors and we're in business!) But the kinect games is where it really shines. This is THE VIDEOGAME IMMERSION you've been looking for. Im saying this after having tried kinect disneyland adventures (has some fun minigames in it even for the hardcore COD MW3 crowd), kinect adventures, kinect sports 2, power up heros, YSFE 2012, and fruit ninja kinect. It really gets you up and moving versus Wii, which most people to realized that it was all in the wrist so they got lazy and just sat down. Once you experience kinect, you will truly understand how and why this became the best selling device in US consumer history. As for xbox 360, it has some nice social features, xbox live gold integrates a plethora of online entertainment and the xbox live marketplace is jam packed which many items actually worth downloading. Also, there is a nice cloud saving feature for games for gold members. they give you one month of gold free after that they charge you (in my opinion an over priced subscription fee even for the 1 yr option). you will need gold to play online with your friends but you can download demoes and games (and i think video/audio content though im not sure) on the free silver membership. speaking of games and demoes, they do take up a lot of space, so if you plan on doing a lot of that you'll probably need to upgrade your xboxs harddrive. To be honest, i didnt buy the xbox for (nor will i be using) most of the features i mentioned above (though they definitely do add value) so im perfectly happy with my 4gb and silver membership. You can always add a usb flash drive (up to 16gb according to some users) or a bigger 250gb harddrive so at least your not stuck with 4gb All in all, the xbox is a 5 star entertainment product that is now 10 stars with the addition of kinect! sadly, amazon only allows a max of 5 :D
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2011 by Superdesi
I bought this Kinect Bundle as a treat for myself and my kids a few days after Christmas. I got to say I am highly impressed with Xbox and Kinect. Pros: EASY to set up right out of Box. EASY for ppl of all ages to play (I have a 3 and 2 year old). Highly accurate detecting full body motions. LOVE the hand controls for menu and game play. The Sports Adventures game that comes with it is a FULL game, not just a demo. Runs quietly. Multiple players can play wirelessly. I can go ON about the Pros...but that might take a while. :-) Cons: Sometimes when me and my kids try to play together, if we all move our hands around, the Kinect gets confused on who is operating the menu and it can get a lil frustrating. lol. But it's not a huge deal. I love the Kinect. Thoughts: As soon as I set it up, my 2 year old boy said "It's the Kinect!". Yes, he knew. lol. So I told my kids to watch Mommy, and after me playing it for about 5 mins, my daughter (3 y.o) got navigating the menu with her hands and the camera down in no time flat! I am not a full on "gamer", but I do enjoy casual and fun game play that the family can enjoy. I love that I can play regular dvds (not blu-ray) on my Xbox, and I love how the power and eject buttons are "touch sensitive" so you arent actually "pressing it". You just kind of tap the button. I had a hard time debating between buying the PS3 (with blu-ray) or the Kinect (wireless and easy for my kids). I chose the Kinect because I thought it saves us money on buying remotes like other consoles(approx $60 per remote total for those) AND most importantly, my kids could easily play it. Also,you can't "cheat" like on Wii. You can't just wave your nunchuck around and "pretend" to jog or jump. Kinect can TELL if you are actually doing the movements. Overall, I am highly satisfied with my new Kinect Bundle and purchase. Now my only problem is deciding which Kinect game to pick next...Kinectimals or the Fitness one. :-)
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2011 by Chrystina85
I've been wanting an Xbox of my own for a while now, and finally picked this up on a promotional deal. I mostly wanted the Kinect to play Dance Central; all those videos on YouTube looked like a whole lot of fun. First, the console: It's got a reasonably slim profile and fits on my very small TV stand with no trouble. The power supply is slightly less huge than that of a regular Xbox, but still fairly absurd. Setup is easy, being more or less plug and play. This console does NOT come with an HDMI cable. I swiped the one from my cable box and just switch it back and forth, which is easy enough. The power and eject "buttons" make me feel kind of like I am truly living in a new age of wonder, which probably means I'm getting old. You don't have to push them, just sort of wave your fingers in their area and voila! Cool as heck, but also kind of annoying when you manage to accidentally eject the game disc in the middle of something you haven't saved in a while. Pro tip: Try to position the buttons so your cat can't sit next to them and you may avoid this problem. It's not quite as loud as the older model Xbox my husband has, but it's not quiet, either. One fairly serious annoyance: It cannot share hard drives with the older models. And some older Xbox games (I'm looking at you, DA:O) refuse to run their downloadable content without an OEM hard drive. You can use USB flash memory for most things, but no matter how much you have available, the older games just won't recognize it. I was hoping to be able to use a drive we already had but (1) it doesn't fit on the new model by default and (2) hooking up the USB transfer cable doesn't work, either. DA:O will not be fooled. This seems like a totally unnecessary lack of backwards compatibility, and I'm irked that I will have to buy a new (and more expensive) hard drive solely to play the DLC for older games -- since it's not like I need it for anything else. The Kinect: Very easy to set up. It does require a reasonably large open space, and if you have stuff you were hoping it wouldn't notice on the edge of the area, forget it. Move it, or you might spend some time convinced that the left side of your body is incapable of moving correctly before you realize that the Kinect is just picking up the printer sitting there. And it's really, really neat. Providing you do have a clear area, it does a great job of tracking your movements. It responds to some voice commands, and the complete lack of controller is sort of insane. It has a red light that kind of reminds me of HAL as it tracks to find the best position. I haven't had this for very long, so I can't speak to its durability, but it's been a lot of fun to own so far. The Kinect is almost too cool for words, in and of itself.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2011 by JD
On 1st use, it scratched up a brand new game. Tech support and some forums said that they skimped in building it and the slightest jar will scratch a disk. Tech support told me that having the game console to close to a speaker could do it or not having solid floors n the kids jumping (playing a kinect game). Hasnt done it since thought. Tech support said they would replace it for 20 dollars. I can get the game at a 2nd hand game store for that - why bother with that game disc exhange ($20) program? My computer has surround sound and my computer never scratches a disc because it is to close to the speakers or because the kids are jumping in the house. Mine will only recognise 16 gigs worth of external memory and it has to be formatted in fat32 (no matter how big your external storage device is). Not sure why, the game console (so far) has always said that the external device does not meet its standards and it may not work very good or something to that affect. I would think with todays technology Microsoft could have made it a little easier - probably again trying to save money. Overall that being said, my child like its alot and has lots of fun with it. Tech support could be a lil better and it could have been made a lil better. but all n all, i'm glad i bought it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2012 by R,
I have owned the first generation XBox (still have it) and would categorize myself as a "Gamer" with high degree of expertise playing the controller type games (Halo et al.). But neither my wife nor my friends fall in that category. They fall under the Wii type category. So finally we have something that works for both groups. What Kinect offers is a little more flexibility as compared with the Wii or Playstation Move. I bought the Kinect along with the latest XBOX 360 on the day of its release and we had a big group of friends over the next day. I turned it on and showed them one of the games and everyone just loved it. I thought this would be just a demo but we ended up playing for hours. They all got up to play and everyone absolutely loved the games. I'm sure as they come out with newer and better games and tweak the software to improve its accuracy, more people will jump on board. The applications are endless for the Kinect. Here are my pros/cons: Pros: - Controller free. Fairly accurate motion sensing. For casual games it is fairly responsive. Also no need for (buying) exchanging controllers or hooking it to your wrist. Any new person can jump in and start playing! No need to press any buttons. - Once you get the hang of it, it is a very convenient and futuristic way to navigate between the menus etc. - Netflix, ESPN, Zune and more plug-in capability. - WiFi: by far the biggest advantage. Including the power cable there are only 3 cables. 1 for the kinect, 1 for the TV and 1 for the power. Although I have not yet figured out how to connect through HDMI to the TV & Home-theater system. But if you have a receiver that should only take 1 cable (HDMI). - Backwards compatible. I don't have to throw away my old Xbox games. - Fairly compact considering the capabilities. Cons: - No Blu-Ray Disc! Biggest gripe I had in choosing this over the PS3. - Another big Con is that you have to subscribe to Xbox Live Gold ($50+/yr) to access Netflix!! - You need 6-8 feet of space in front of the TV - The Kinect has to be kept on or below your TV (This is particularly difficult if you have a projector with all systems in one corner of the room. Or if you have a wall mounted TV with the systems somewhere else.) - New/First-time players will need to be monitored and educated to make sure they stand within the 'zone' while playing. It is very easy to drift outside of the 'play-area' in the excitement of game-play. - The camera needs to be of higher resolution. It is a great idea that it takes pictures while we are playing, but it would be more fun if the pictures were high resolution. - Not too impressed with the free Kinect Adventures games. I would definitely suggest buying Kinect Sports or some other games to enjoy the Kinect. - The XBOX hub cannot be controlled via Kinect. I would have liked to be able to navigate all the menus not just the Kiect Hub menus using the Kinect. Like if I could browse through Netflix using the Kinect or using voice commands then this would have been #1 on my pros. I am hoping that with future updates to the softwares Microsoft adds this capabilities - then it would truly resemble Minority Report!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2010 by Deal-Dude
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2011 by Charles E. Sutherland