Well, what I want to tell you, firstly, don’t expect super duper graphics from consoles, you won’t find it there XDDD both on the last box and on PS3, that you can add that there is essentially no difference between the new box and the old one, but there remains hope for gossip about the 720m box in the meantime, I think it’s purely my personal opinion that it’s better to buy a PS3, since they have been flashing and eating pirated products for a long time, and a huge plus of the PS3 is the…

xbox 360 is suitable for everyone, anyone can play it, in addition, there are popular games that only this console supports, for example HELO is a very cool game in terms of graphics and gameplay so buy xbox 360 Pros below: a good prefix a lot of games in xbox live, a convenient gamepad interface also pleased, the prefix is ​​good but there are also disadvantages. Has cons: there is no HDIM in the kit, but I want it like not like 100% of people who buy an xbox TV with HD support and want to…

I bought a prefix because, frankly, I got tired of my laptop not keeping up with the games, and if it was powerful 1.5 years ago, now it is already a weak average. Plus, for some reason, all the new items on the pc come out with a wild delay, and I’m glad that you don’t need to install anything (otherwise you buy and think whether it will be installed or not), buy and play. Microsoft says that the resources of the set-top box will be exhausted only by 2022, and the next ate will not be until…

Despite the cloud of rave reviews, in terms of picture quality, Hyaschiku cannot compete with a gaming PC. In many games, the quality of shadows and anti-aliasing makes you cry and, characteristically, you cannot turn off ugly shadows or grass from the options. I play on a 22" monitor, the resolution on the console is 1920x1080, but according to the subjective feeling, the picture resolution is around 1280x768. In general, the sediment is not pleasant. With PS3, the situation is even worse -

do not rush to buy those people who are going to flash the box, the firmware for the new model has not yet been released, well, it's up to you

Well, in general, I like the console more than the PS3. The prefix is ​​excellent, it can be played by both children and adult uncles and aunts :). I apologize for the spelling mistakes, I was trying to help you with your choice. Thank you all for reading. Pros below: The X-box has a lot of advantages. 1. The set-top box does not make much noise, which allows you to use it and not interfere with those who watch TV in the same room. 2. It doesn't get very hot. Approximately 1-2 hours of…

Nothing like that., children (8 years old) download demo versions of games themselves (already more than 150 pieces) and then come to their dad to ask permission to download for money. Games via the Internet from 500 and up to 3300, depending on the freshness. I advise everyone only XBOX 360 necessarily 250 gigs. My girl, the game Dance Central, taught to dance modern dances.

I hate to say it but the X Box only lasted a year and then blew up. I also didn't like the fact that I had to pay Microsoft for internet access after having to pay for Wind access. I bought it mainly to watch Netflix on TV so I had to pay twice for internet. It's just not right. I replaced it with Play Station 3, I hope it will be much better for me. These things should last at least 10 years and with a game console I don't have to pay to watch Netflix again. In terms of graphics, they sucked…

It has a good amount of memory, built-in WiFi (finally), HDMI cable, touch buttons, slimmer looks and much faster. However, it often generates a lot of vibration, which prevents it from getting a full 5-star rating from me. My unit has no disc tray vibration as some reviews say. I believe all of my vibrations are due to the vent panels not being as tight as they should be. This definitely includes the part that pops up so you can remove the hard drive. Regardless of whether the box is vertical…

New thin processors run much cooler and make less noise than early white 360s. The 360S also has five USB ports, a built-in TOS Link output (optical audio) and a built-in Kinect connector, so you don't need an adapter to use Kinect. Another small but pleasant difference from the White 360 is the lack of buttons. You just touch the eject or power button and it will make a nice beep to let you know the button has been pressed. Need it now because the fans are VERY quiet! Buyers may notice the…

I'm not a hardcore person, sometimes I don't touch the console for months. But every once in a while, when a good game comes out, I can play it all night. I sold my Xbox Elite version - the noise and fun of DVD reading was always annoying and I made up for it by turning up the volume. I chose the slim version because it is much quieter. Really much quieter. When I installed Halo (the first one), I could only turn on the Xbox when my head was inches from the box. Dragon Age: Origins made more…

I used this religiously at school, not only for a few games I played (mainly sports games) but also for Netflix, HBO GO etc. However, now that my Xbox Live membership has expired, it's closed become a relic. I find it absurd that in order to be able to enjoy independent programs like HBO GO and Netflix, I have to purchase an Xbox Live Gold membership. Our family had several Wii's around the house and now we use them for Netflix (because it's FREE to use if you already PAY for a Netflix…

I bought a 250GB Xbox Slim because my old 20GB Xbox Pro went through the second red circle of death, hard drive failed and was out of warranty. All I have to say is that the Slim's design is insanely better than the older models. The Slim's drive and fans are as quiet as outer space compared to the fan-like noise older Xboxes make. With so much hard drive space, you can also install games on the hard drive: load times in games are significantly faster, but you still have to insert the game disc

I had 3 xbox 360s each of which got into ring of death so I bought these hoping to avoid this problem. Now I really like this system! This is a new "thin" system that is actually thinner than the original 360s. At the top there is an additional valve that helps solve the problem of system overheating; If you place the system side-by-side, it will provide venting to compensate for a blocked vent. After being fired three times (so to speak) from older systems, I decided to set it up so that all…

DISCLAIMER: This review is limited to the June 2010 refurbished Xbox 360 console. . With that in mind, I know that many have had overheating issues that caused a variety of problems. I know Microsoft has stated that it is "quiet" and significantly slower than previous versions. That's true to a certain extent. But what Microsoft has failed to convey to the public is that the Xbox is essentially a heavily modified computer that generates significant amounts of heat and requires proper…

UPDATE: 03/20/2015 I changed the HDD to a 3rd party HDD, everything works. Never had a red ring, period or anything. I have never bought a next gen gaming system until recently when I bought this product and wow that was a great idea. Of course, I'm thrilled to be able to play the latest games and everything, but given Microsoft's tendency to mess things up on all the slim predecessors to the XBox 360, I'm certainly a little worried. Although Microsoft claimed that this new console is so devoid