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I just realized how much more valuable the "XBOX 360" actually is in the long term of having hardware for classic game back catalogs ! It has stable solid state flash storage that the native operating system is installed onto. Thus makes the console last for years ! Thus, the console never suffers internal storage failures. Unlike the "XBOX ONE", which suffers this very problem often. causing the user to send in the console for a replacement, a repair, or keep a stash of replacement internal hard drives handy to do their own in home repairs. This is bad as the replacement sometimes does hold for long. Putting the user back at square one, repeating the same replacement procedure with another internal drive as the previous replacement drive. This is perhaps a fatal design flaw in the entire "XBOX ONE" line of consoles. Making all of the "XBOX ONE" models useless when considering saving the users games back catalog for later uses. After watching the nextgen "XBOX Series X" reveal and breakdown of it's internals, its clear that Microsoft has learned their lesson on stability and longevity when considering the gamer's desire hold onto their console for many years to preserve their long history games collected on the XBOX platform. This new "XBOX Series X" clearly has all solid state flash storage for the entire operation of the console. PLUS ! Extra external solid state options available for storage expansion to match the speed and stability of the internal storage. This is the evolution of the historical design choices for most solid state driven consoles going all the way back to the 1970s long before "CD-ROM" or "HardDiskDrive" was ever considered for consoles just for storage capacity. Leading all the way up to the "XBOX 360". And as such,The "XBOX 360" has a WIN! WIN! with storage as the user can still expend the console's storage simply by adding external USB mass storage devices up to 2TBs per drive. With none of the silly instabilities of the "XBOX ONE".. No more compromises on internal storage stability just for the sake of having large internal storage capacities for consoles. This is all a much welcomed return back to solid state internal storage which is likely the end of little more than a decade long experiment on consoles. Now back to what we all know is just right for the proper preservation of the "XBOX" games back catalog for generations to come... Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
Game system worked. Faulty battery pack. No 250GB hardrive. Description said 250GB. I had to order a new battery pack for one of the controllers. And I can’t find a hard drive for the game system. My nieces and nephews were down on the weather because it came with no hard drive. But we will make do. I guess we had a good deal. Xbox, controllers, cords, lots of games. Only if the gamer system came with a 250GB like it said. And no faulty battery packs.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The Xbox 360 came and was more than i expected. My grandson hooked it up and was very happy with the system. So far i have no problems. I love that the kinect came with it, however, i wish i had the instructions also on how to work it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Very good product for reasonable price
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
great value in gaming . we consistently go back to the 360 for fun game play
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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