Review on 🎮 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Xbox 360 Limited Edition Bundle by John Mejia

I bought this to update my old Holiday 2009 Elite kit I had. I couldn't believe how amazing it looked when I first took it out of the box and now that everything is set up it looks even better. The controllers feature a new rotating D-Pad, giving you just the new Up Down Left Right, or an older full-wheel D-Pad option that fills in the corners. I didn't encounter any problems that I could solve. Remember, I needed a feature like this, but it's great nonetheless. It's actually pretty amazing the technology being used to do this, although many will say it's about time Microsoft got together. I can't believe it took them so long to get wireless internet capability. The buttons are gone, although I doubt the longevity of this feature. The other thing I can go for anyway is the hard drive. This one weighs a whopping 320 gigs, 200 more than my old Elite, but this one is built into the Xbox where they used to be removable. I like the size as I usually download the entire game to the hard drive to improve download speed and I used to have to delete games to make room for the next one. While this can still be an issue, the extra space gives me a lot more wiggle room. But it worries me that it can't be removed. If they come out with a 500 gigabyte hard drive next year and I want to upgrade it, I'll have to send it in so that older versions could be quickly removed and replaced. This pairs well with my matching Xbox 360 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Wireless Bluetooth Headset, which I also reviewed in quite some detail. Check it! All in all I think this was an incredible purchase, especially as I am an avid Revain buyer. I had credit to pre-order some games just before they were released, which reduced the overall cost significantly, but then they gave me $50 credit to buy this game, so I basically bought another game. Purchasing Helluva from a Helluva Vendor.