Review on 🎮 Special Edition Xbox 360 Kinect Sports Bundle with 4GB Storage by Matthew Flores

The white version of the Xbox 360 Slim is the same as the black in all features, so I'm looking at the actual packaging and the Xbox 360 itself. The Xbox 360 Slim is by far the best console I've ever owned. (This white version looks particularly good.) The main differences between the newer Xbox 360 and older models (Arcades/Elite) are: It has built-in wireless internet capabilities, 4GB of built-in storage (via Flash), a connector for Kinect, and AC power are something smaller. Kinect. If you've never played Kinect, you're really missing out. This makes the Wii (and PS3 Move) look dated. I was a bit skeptical at first, but controllerless games actually work quite well and the Kinect technology is pretty accurate, which surprised me. Kinect Adventures is a regular (but fun) game that puts its skills to the test. Kinect Sports is also included in this bundle and I think it's probably one of the best Kinect games so I'm glad it's included. And let me tell you, my friends who see my new shiny white Kinect are very jealous of me. I think it looks way better than the black ones. Last but not least, this bundle also includes a 3-month Xbox Live Gold subscription. Typically, a 12-month Xbox Live Gold membership will cost you $59.99 per year, or even more if you pay monthly or every three months. However, you definitely get a lot of features for what you pay for, including ESPN, Last.fm radio, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and multiplayer access. The included 3 month pass really gives everyone a chance to just see how great it is to have a Gold subscription. 3 Month Xbox Live Gold Membership Card. Unless you prefer black over white, you won't be disappointed with this set.