Xbox 360 Core System: An easy playing console

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The digital video gaming consoles like the Xbox 360, NintendoWii and Sony PlayStation 3 have filled the generation gap in the domain of games. Among a wide range of gaming consoles from Microsoft, the Xbox 360 core is a console for less experienced gamers that have just started off in the era of gaming. The 360 core is the basic range that targets children and casual players.

The Xbox 360 core measures 12.15 x 3.27 x 10.15 inches and weighs 8.8 pounds that specifies that users can easily place the console anywhere. The users can enjoy viewing videos or playing games, as the console features a high resolution on a 16:9widescreen.

Xbox 360: Which Core Bundle Is Right For You?

If you’ve lived under a rock since May then you’d be surprised to learn that Microsoft has released their second Xbox titled XBOX 360. What’s the difference? Both hold a DVD-ROM so you can play DVD’s, CD’s, all XBOX 360 games. Should I shell out the extra $100 for the more expensive system?

You’ll be surprised about the differences between the two bundled systems so consider these things before buying. In no particular order here are some CONS of buying the CHEAPER system. (Believe me, I wouldn’t pump the more expensive system if it wasn’t a big deal, I’m here to save gamers money.)

Your ability to play 200 XBox games on the next generation XBOX 360? The cheaper system does NOT come equipped with the 20GB hard drive.

What’s the difference in cables? The cheaper version comes complete with AV cables for your TV, the expensive version comes complete with cables for HD-TV hook up. If you want to save games then you NEED to buy a 64MB memory unit (for the cheaper system) which will cost 40 bucks. For an extra $60 bucks you can have EVERYTHING in the better system. Mind you, coupled with game packages, the price does climb up there.