I Want It Click And Collect On Friday 17th 2022

I really want an Xbox so please can you lower the price

The answer to this question is a pretty tricky one. If you want a sound gaming console, a computing powerhouse that will allow you to enjoy your favorite games in full HD, then yes, you should really consider getting an Xbox 360.

Our PCW Rating for this product reflects its performance, price, features, and design as an HD DVD player, not as a gaming machine.

HD DVD Player has 192MB of storage to speed access; Inexpensive

No HDMI output; Disappointing

When we first saw its face in a Italian ad, more than one Engadget editor called its bluff: "The top half doesn't line up with the bottom," some said, "that's got to be Photoshopped.

Whisper quiet; Energy efficient; Integrated 802.11n WiFi

Generates more heat; Still uses proprietary HDD system; No hi-def playback out of the box

The Microsoft Xbox 360 Elite supports HDTV 1080i televisions, widescreen

The next-generation of gaming is here, and Microsoft is first to the party. Should you buy the Xb0x 360 now or hold out for the Playstation 3? Read on to find out!

HD Content; User interface; Mass market appeal; Seamless online connectivity

High price point; Needs a killer app; Demands an HDTV; Dodgy backwards compatibility

Introduction As a hard-core gamer for over 30 years and a programmer to boot, both in the arcade and on PC and consoles over multiple platforms, I can say with authority that the true test of any new game system or technology is how much better it is then anything else that's come before it.

I chose the Microsoft Xbox 360 as my next gaming system because of the superior selection of games in HD and the easy to use Dashboard interface. The Xbox 360 also offers excellent online gaming and communications via Xbox Live.

If you want the ultimate in next-generation gaming then you need the ultimate next-generation game system, and for now, that system is clearly the Microsoft Xbox 360.