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Edition: Arcade Spring 2010 Bundle
Features
- Xbox 360 Arcade console is everything you need to begin playing right out of the box.
- This console includes an HDMI output, so you can experience your games in the highest definition possible, up to 1080p (HDMI cable sold separately).
- Xbox 360 redefines what games look like, sound like, feel like, and play like to engage you like never before.
- Amplify your music, photos, video, and TV.
- Watch progressive-scan DVD movies and share your digital pictures with friends.
Description
The Xbox 360 Arcade console is everything you need to hit the ground running. Plug in the console and connect the wireless controller and you're playing.
Release date: May 4, 2010
Package Dimensions: 12.6 x 11.6 x 7.2 inches; 12 Pounds
Type of item: Video Game
Rated: Rating Pending
Item model number: XGX-00100
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: Yes
Item Weight: 12 pounds
Manufacturer: Microsoft
Date First Available: May 3, 2010
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Edition: Arcade Spring 2010 Bundle
Being a PS3 owner, I decided to take advantage of the recent price reduction and try it, to my surprise this is a superb system, open structure, which means you can work with it softwarewise and get lot more out of it! The only drawback if compared to PS3 would be the lack of Blu Ray and the Hardisk (optional). My experience so far has been surprisingly amazing, I have come to love this system, I will briefly make list some attributes using the (+) and (-) approach; again I have been using PS for over 10 years, I am currently using both systems and Today I must admit that XBOX is as good as PS3 and that the Microsoft OS has amazed me, I am now in love with this console! (+) -Faster games load times. -Software interface and menus are superb!! Ergonomic and Fun to browse! -System Initial set up was fast, fun and fully customizable -Games are as good or better; These inmediately captivated me: Gears of War 1 & 2, Modern Warfare, Halo, Split Second, Lost Planet 2...plus many more, all are great!! (-) -Need to pay to play online (Cost is low but I still think that charging for xbox live sucks) -Controller needed battery pack because the one included was defective and did not work properly.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2010 by Benigno Alcantara
Edition: Arcade Spring 2010 Bundle
I don't have all the cash to spend in the world, so deliberating between the Arcade bundle and the Elite bundle was a lengthy, careful process that involved reading multiple reviews and generating a feature vs. value spreadsheet. In the end, I'm very happy with my choice to go with the Arcade bundle. It allowed me to get the core system plus three games (Gears of War, Final Fantasy XIII, and Super Street Fighter IV) for a little less than the price of an Elite bundle. I'm giving this a 4 star review for the following issues: 1) The pack-in games aren't that great. Neither Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts nor Viva Piñata are particularly enthralling (and this is coming from someone who greatly enjoyed the original Banjo Kazooie, and Animal Crossing - which is similar in concept to Viva Piñata). This is a matter of opinion, however, so I recommend giving both games a test drive if you can. If neither are your cup of tea, then maybe the extra $100 is worth spending on the Halo 3: ODST and Forza Motorsport III pack-ins of the Elite bundle. 2) No means of internet connection. I prefer playing games solo and not online, so I didn't think that this would be a problem. However - and this is something important to consider - in order to use the Xbox 360 as a decent media hub, you *need* to have network access. I already have a few hundred GB of photos, music, and movies stored in a portable hard drive and was intending to hook it up to my console to watch/listen to media, but half of the file types aren't supported unless you download a system update. Of course, you can't download the update unless you're connected to the internet. D'oh! Syncing with a PC via Windows Media Center to watch media you already have stored on a computer also requires an internet connection. So in addition to considering whether you'll want to play games online or not, definitely also think about whether you'll want to use your Xbox for viewing media when deciding which bundle to purchase. Also think about whether it will be more convenient for you to use an ethernet cable or wireless router. If your console is set up near a port or a router, then the cable that comes in the Elite bundle will do. If you want to connect wirelessly, you'll have to buy the Wireless network Adapter anyway (or set up a work-around, the means of which you can find out and about the internet), so maybe the Arcade bundle will suffice. 3) No included high capacity storage. There's 512 MB built into the console, but after creating profiles for me and my wife and saving saved game data for five games, I'm down to around 180 MB. With the latest system update, you can use a third party external storage device (flash or hard disk drive) to store up to 16 GB of games, media, and Xbox Live Arcade purchases per device (you can use up to two, expanding your storage to a total of 32 GB). This is a good thing since I have a few portable hard drives that I can use, thus saving me the cost of having to buy an official Xbox 360 hard drive. However, loading a game onto your external storage - which greatly reduces loading time, noise, and wear-and-tear on the DVD drive - takes about 8 GB per disk, so at 32 GB you'd only be able to store 4 games tops. I tend to play around three games at a time, so I think I'll be okay (though Final Fantasy XIII is three discs large, hmmm...) But if you have any intention of loading a library of games onto your hard drive, you'll want to consider the Elite bundle which comes with a 120 GB Xbox 360 Hard Drive. The above issues considered, I'm still very satisfied with the Arcade Bundle I chose. In the end, I'm going to forego the official Xbox 360 hard drive and stick to my external hard drive (perhaps loading one or two games at time). I purchased a Wireless Network Adapter through another online retailer a few days ago, so I'll be able to download the system update and purchase games on Xbox Live Arcade. With the additional expense of the Wireless Adapter and considering my gaming habits, I still feel like I got a better value with the Arcade bundle over the Elite bundle.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2010 by Jay Africa
Edition: Arcade Spring 2010 Bundle
Purchased the X box as a christmas gift for my son at the end of October. When it was received we turned on the games played for a few minutes and everything seemed to work fine. The game was boxed up and wrapped. On christmas morning my son was thrilled to get this game. Hooked everything up to the TV and the game worked for a few minutes and froze. We reconnected everything a couple more times before the game stopped working altogether. My son was in tears! When the seller was contacted all the response I got was that it worked fine when it was shipped and that there was a 30 day return policy. And a slap in the face by signing "Happy Holidays" I do understand a 30 day return policy but some consideration should be made when a unit works for less than 20 minutes and then dies! Not happy with this seller at all but learned a valuable lesson, I will never buy Used Electronics again. Thanks for nothing Markis Books!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2011 by michaba
Edition: Arcade Spring 2010 Bundle
I am too old for that game:D, and controling the car in the barzooka is not that easy either
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2010 by ArbiterA1
Edition: Arcade Spring 2010 Bundle
Firstly i would like to say it took 5 days to get to my house and that was super super quick and it was in good condition no scratches nothing. You can attach a hard drive to Arcade for people that dont know so basically if you already have a hard drive this deal is perfect and this bundle comes with 2 enjoyable games which i have already started to get into. Comes with a Controller and 3 month of xbox live. At the start i thought this was goin to be horrible but it turned out great and if you want a cheap xbox for good vaule this is the one for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2010 by Sandra