The Xbox One might be out there in the next generation, but the Xbox 360 has changed since its launch in 2005. That much is transparently clear from the updated version that debuted in 2010.

please do invest your money in things that you can say overall will last you no less then 5 years, i personally from my own personal experience that this system i have payed 250 for has about 2 years under it if that, and please do research industrial term "planned obselesence" very important if you...

there aren't any..

right i'm not going to bore anyone here with the lame details outside of the fact that i regret formally purchasing this product; should've done more research and certainly the only people interested in buying such said product are fools like myself who did not indeed do said research; this system...

My first X-Box 360 died after only 4 years. I heard 5 years was average so I was okay with that. I did not expect to find a new one cheaper than what I paid 4 years ago, but I did! B&H had the best price and with free shipping I got it in 5 days.

Xbox- Dont have to really write about this product. Its really amazing using this product. I picked this up a month back & its all good.

My Xbox 360 ended up with the red ring of death, so I needed a new one to replace it. This worked perfectly. Gamestop had the best price, so I purchased it from them. If you don't want or need a Xbox One, then you can't go wrong with this.

The Microsoft Xbox 360 Arcade is a fine entry-level, next-generation console, but its lack of storage makes game play feel like that of an Atari 2600.

Inexpensive next-generation console; Intuitive new interface and streaming capabilities; HD gaming

Barely enough storage to upload the new OS, let alone download games from Xbox Live Marketplace; No Blu-ray drive

Two years on from its first outing in the UK, Microsoft brings us the Elite, a new take on the Xbox 360 console aimed at satisfying the gaming fraternity, but has the new additions to an old friend been worthwhile? We get gaming to find out.

HDMI socket; 120GB hard drive; great graphics

Power pack is massive; still noisy

When you've been anticipating something for a long time you often find yourself disappointed when you finally see/touch/use it - that won't happen with the Xbox 360. Microsoft has succeeded in pushing back the boundaries of gaming, and bringing media playback and streaming functionality into your...

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It was way back in November 2001 that Microsoft put its money where its mouth was and launched the big black Xbox into the world. Spin on four years and the firm is gearing up for round two with the Xbox 360.