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Spades
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Posted 6:18 pm, 06/09/2009
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XTreme 1.6 mod has a patch for that now. You can play online with all your modded games. :)
I just applied mine last night and it works like a champ.
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damian4202
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Posted 2:41 pm, 06/05/2009
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definatally go with the elite system. it is best backward compatability nice. dont go with modded if you want to play online. u will be banned if you play online with modded 360
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tankblue
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Posted 10:12 pm, 05/30/2009
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get the arcade version it come with a 256 mb memory card you can go to gamestop and get a used twenty gig hardrive later if you want that is what i did
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The Great Space Wizard
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Posted 10:32 pm, 05/27/2009
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I'm not a serious gamer and am simply migrating from a basic Xbox. I just need a system that will be backwards compatible and has enough disk space to save games. I'm just trying to figure out how much space it takes to store saved games.
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Ironic_Audacity
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Posted 8:44 pm, 05/26/2009
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assuming u do not want to mod urs...just buy a standard box with a 20 gb memory drive....its what i have..i have about 20-30 saved games on my hard drive and still have over 8 gb's left to use
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Spades
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Posted 8:57 pm, 05/19/2009
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If I were you, I'd go with a modded xbox360. $315 for the 110gb hard drive plus Xbox360 with mod. I bought one last month, and I am up to 35 games that I didn't have to pay for. If you decide to look into one, hit me up and I'll give you a few places that have always treated me right.
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HeltonNative
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Posted 12:01 am, 05/13/2009
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You may have seen this comparison chart of the various setups.
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/h...
It seems the biggest limitations in the Arcade package are the tiny amount of storage space you get and the fact that it's not backward compatible with original Xbox games.
If you have any interest in saving your game progress, playing original Xbox games or downloading content from the web, my advice would be to go ahead and invest another $100 in the standard package.
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The Great Space Wizard
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Posted 9:21 pm, 05/12/2009
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I'm planning on buying a Xbox 360 and I can't figure out which setup I need. Apparently they come with different sized hard drives or something. I more or less just want the next step up from my old Xbox. I just want to play some games every now and then.
I'm thinking about getting the Xbox 360 Arcade bundle because at $199.99 it's the cheapest. Is there any reason not to buy the cheapest Xbox 360?
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