As an early adopter in the Xbox 360, I was unaware of the what I was getting myself into. I had a launch Xbox 360 that lasted 3.5 years before finally succumbing to the dreaded Red Ring of Death.

Nice graphics; vast game library available; controller layout

Subscription service required to utilize many apps that are free on other devices (netflix; youtube; etc); interface not intuitive

I have seen the adverts of this game, amazing bad news tho you need a kinect on your xbox 360, light sabers don't be better than this or that for a matter of fact.

Graphics; Quality Construction

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.

I have had one now for about 6 months and it is really good as I got it with my 250gb xbox and it simply plugged into the socket in the back of the xbox with the orange bar on it.

Tracks you quick; better than the old xbox camera; good if you like dance games

Expensive; you need a lot of space (e.g big bedroom or lounge); can sometimes glitch; voice control isn't that great

Hey I love my XBox 360 with 250GB drive, Only I didnt pay near what they are asking here for it. I got mine in 2010 model, only hiccup really it that it will reset itself every once in a great while, then just keeps right on chugging like nothing had ever happened.

Xbox live is great for the four of us who are using it; Video quality using an HD T.V; @ 60hz is great at first, then the 120hz came out; And the difference in video quality is quite evident

Generates a great deal of heat; things near it get very hot; I was suprised by this but it still seems to run just fine; sometime I forget to turn it off; No hiccups; except that it will just restart sometimes while you were in the middle of something

If you are a serious gamer or just a casual gamer this is the console to get!

I used to have a 360 but I traded it in for a PS3. 360s dont have wi-fi for online players unless you buy the 360 slim. But i bought a PS3 because they have wi-fi and free online unlike XBOX Live you have to pay. But the Elite is still pretty good.

First Impressions My reaction is I remember when playing a video game was a ridiculously simple thing. When I fired up Frogger on my ancient Atari back in the late 80s, all you had to do was push the joystick in one of four directions to get to the other side and win the level.

Call it what you will. The Xbox 360 Slim, the Xbox 360 Slimline the Xbox 360 S or even what Microsoft has actually decided to go with: the Xbox 360 250GB. The name doesn't matter, what matters is that it's here and whether it's a worthy upgrade to its rather successful predecessor.

a good console for the money you pay the fan sounds like it cost 10p and at is quite likely that it will get the red rings of death. (get a ps3, they are better)

Its a cheap alternative to a ps3; live is good

not as good as a ps3; graphics can't touch the ps3's