58 Recommendations
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tinacourtney's recommendation
I really, really want to hate anything that Microsoft throws into the world, but this gaming system Rocks Hard.
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gibbymiller's recommendation
Xbox Live Arcade, multiplayer gaming, and the ingenious application of “Game Points” to keep the online experience competitive makes this console #1.
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vrome's recommendation
When you need to get your game on, this is currently the most advanced system out there. It started slow off the block with only a few good titles. Recently, the titles have started ramping up again for the fall. This is an excellent choice if you have an HDTV and surround sound. Must have titles for this system include Call of Duty 2, Oblivion, Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter and Dead Rising. Upcoming titles like Gears of War, Halo 3, Lost Planet and Mass Effect will keep the momentum going when the console wars go into full swing this winter.
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Borol's recommendation
With Xbox 360™, feast your eyes upon high-definition games with lifelike graphics and delight your ears with surround-sound audio. But the entertainment doesn't stop there. Go online and interact with millions of fellow gamers, enjoy hi-tech multimedia experiences, and communicate with friends and family. Enjoy all that Xbox 360 has to offer; with Xbox Live®, chat with your friends while watching DVD movies or listening to music.
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Marcel_Live's recommendation
Next gen console waar niet alleen op gespeelt kan worden maar ook de MP'3 en andere multimediatoepassingen kunnen worden gebruikt.
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jk2057's recommendation
My XBOX broke, need 360
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davidha's recommendation
The Xbox 360 is the next gen in gaming and a lot of good games are finally coming out for the system
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desmondramzan's recommendation
The Microsoft XBOX 360 lets me share my music and pictures easily between my PC and TV for family viewing
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stewartnacht's recommendation
The XBOX is a great way to waste time
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richardyoo's recommendation
With the XBOX 360, you can play your friends next door or even halfway around the world
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rosettethompson's recommendation
The Xbox 360 has real-life graphics
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tiffanimillbrandt's recommendation
I love my XBOX 360!!! It is a way to have fun without getting into trouble. Not to mention its fun being a girl gamer
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neftaliorivera's recommendation
The Microsoft Xbox 360 has great graphics and good games
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juliorojas's recommendation
A lot of people can play on the Xbox 360
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rossyjeliazuova's recommendation
The XBOX 360 gets me all my videos and pics on TV in one click
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roxanneortega's recommendation
The graphicson the XBOX 360 are awesome especially the new Splinter cell game
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jeffreyalejo's recommendation
The XBOX 360 is fun to play when you're bored
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gigili's recommendation
Microsoft Xbox 360 is simply awesome
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michaelcaraballo's recommendation
The Microsoft Xbox 360 provides a variety of features like audio streaming, games, and video streaming
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israelacevedo's recommendation
The XBOX 360 #d gaming is excellent, the games are better than the Playstation 2
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debegray's recommendation
We bought this for my stepson, but we use it as a DVD player. We got a HDTV, and only the Xbox 360 does justice to it. I also play Amped 3, a snowboarding game. I started playing it to help my son over some of the challenges, but found that I really enjoyed it also. For me, console gaming has some advantages over the pc, but since I have trouble getting the Xbox 360(s) away from my stepson and son, the argument's kind of moot anyway.
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notcot's recommendation
For the slower gamer kids ~ who don't already have one ~ or for those who you love but don't love enough to shell out what it takes to get a ps3 ~ there are rumors flying about that amazon will drop the price on this soon to an enticing $199. Who knows, you know how internet rumors go ~ but either way, it's an option in your gift options ~ just don't forget to hook up that special someone with the video camera and headset too, so you can game and keep in touch from afar?
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astoria's recommendation
really good
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Charles_Strickland's recommendation
I am an age-old gamer of the Commodore 64. Old-fashioned, a young nip of the X-Box 360 generation might say, but I know I could reduce that young nip to tears if I fully and justifiably explained to him how woefully inept the games of his brand new console are, at the time of this writing, in comparison to my eighties masterpieces like CASTLE WOLFENSTEIN. Indeed, as yet no game of the 360 comes anywhere close to the Commodore 64's ZORK I: THE GREAT UNDERGROUND EMPIRE. In fact, no game of the 360 comes anywhere close to the Commodore 64's TAI-PAN. No game of the 360 comes anywhere close to the Commodore 64's SID MEIER'S PIRATES! No game of the 360 comes anywhere close to the Commodore 64's WIZARDRY: PROVING GROUNDS OF THE MAD OVERLORD. These games are masterpieces and I can tell you why although I have to save you the effort of finding out since, before I forget, this is a review of the X-Box 360. The fact is a console is only as good as its best games, therefore the Commodore 64, with all these gaming masterpieces, can be justifiably deemed gaming genius. I will, then, not lower its high standards by comparing it with the 360 just to quench the modernistic tendencies of any young nipper of this new gaming generation. I will, instead, use what gaming experience I have to enlighten and inform as to the 360's only advantage over not just this greatest of gaming consoles but, at the time of this writing, any console ever made. This advantage, simply put, is its immense possibilities. The 360, because of its state-of-the-art gaming technology, has far more possibilities, immense possibilities, than the Commodore 64 ever had when it was released early in the eighties. The scope of the 360 is still beyond my non-technical mind. Speed: 3.2Ghz (compared to the C64's 1.02Mgz) Memory: 512MB (compared to the C64's maximum of 512KB) Storage: detachable and upgradeable 20GB hard drive, 12x dual layer DVD-ROM drive and a Memory Unit support starting at 64MB. Two memory unit slots Support for up to four wireless game controllers Three USB ports Access to X-Box Live features Built in Ethernet port Wi-Fi ready Video camera ready Plays all media types: DVD-Video, DVD-ROM, DVD-R/RW, CD-DA, CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, WMA CD, MP3 CD, JPEG Photo CD. Multi-Channel surround sound Backward compatible with the most popular X-Box games (note: not all) Description of unit: Smaller and sleeker than the original X-Box, operated in a vertical or horizontal position, very smooth looking The only question after all this back-of-the-box information is: so what? Next generational consoles have been released before at the height of what was then technological brilliance but still ultimately fared less than their lesser consoles because of their emphasis on new features rather than quality of games. What concerns the 360, then, is to use its current state-of-the-art technology to release gaming masterpieces, and if not masterpieces then at least great games, because the gaming world is chock-full of good ones, games we all love, but it's sorely lacking in gaming masterpieces like those available for the Commodore 64. So before we ask whether the X-Box 360 will take advantage of the technological advantages it has over every other console, we will ask, a year after it was released, has it taken advantage of the technological advantages it has? How many gaming masterpieces are there, if any, so soon after the birth of the console? I have already played many good games, soon-to-be classics, all of which show signs of what can be done, albeit with a little more push and a little more inspiration, and all of which will easily satisfy the modern gaming hounds out there hounding for the next new thing; and as for great games, I have so far played two, which, of more consequence, I have listed and summarised for your perusal. 1. THE ELDER SCROLLS IV: OBLIVION (06) If you have a life I advise you to not so much as watch someone else playing this game. I luckily have no life and therefore it's all the same to me. I can freely admit that I have lost big chunks of days since the very first moment I played this game some months ago, a cold and rainy morning I recall, and no doubt, as I sit typing and watching rain splutter against my window, today will be no exception. I can feel my fingertips itching already. THE ELDER SCROLLS IV: OBLIVION is a role-playing game no different to any other role-player in that your task is to do what the hell you want in a huge world, however with a slight twist on any other role-player in that with this game you might just forget that it isn't real. A vast improvement over its predecessors from other systems, everything has been 360 tweaked to near-perfection. The people who populate the world with you are now more or less fully functioning intelligent beings who react to the world around them. I use the terms "near-perfection" and "more or less" because there are still times when some of the people do nothing but stare at walls, repeat dialogue and, for me worst of all, disappear in front of doors. Another irritant is the loading times. They are certainly short but they are also certainly frequent. However, these niggles aside the game as a whole is immensely entertaining, immensely addictive (I have warned you) and immensely funny, dramatic and ultimately very, very satisfying; and to think, at the time of this writing, I haven't even completed the game yet! 2. TOM CLANCY'S GHOST RECON: ADVANCED WARFIGHTER (06) Tom Clancy must be making a buck or two. A popular novelist with his ideas being turned into (some) fantastic games, I am usually a little sceptical when I see his name once again on another new title. Surely, I think to myself, it's a rehash of the same thing. With this rehash, however, I wasn't just sceptical, I was sure I would get nothing special from it having already played it on the original X-Box and having thought nothing more of it than entertaining. It was more for my own personal comparison of the original X-Box with the X-Box 360 that I eventually sat down with a beer and, if truth be told, remained that way for the whole weekend. Indeed, by the time Monday shone through my steamy window this game had made a 360 fan out of me. You are the Captain of a Ghost Force assigned to protect the North American Head of State from a terrorist attack as he visits Mexico City for a controversial conference. News that secret nuclear weapon codes have recently been stolen only adds intensity to your already intense task of guiding Ghost Forces and Special Operation agents through the terrifyingly hostile populated city streets to complete missions required to keep the peace. I have recently played this same game on the PC and, for anybody wondering, it is identical. Aside from a few of the missions bordering on routine and slowing everything down, it is still a world away from the lesser original X-Box, and so Playstation 2, versions due to the 360 starting to use its better game engine to full effect, which is atmosphere so heavy, visuals so crisp and sound so crackingly real that you can actually feel the danger, and so honour, of being Captain in command of such a harrowing situation. By far the most accomplished 360 game so far. So now we come to the three hundred and sixty million dollar question: are there any gaming masterpieces yet? The short answer, at the time of this writing, is no, the long answer is the long wait we all eagerly have in store for us as the X-Box 360, barely warmed up, sinks its big steel technological teeth into its own far-reaching capabilities. Is it the greatest gaming console? Of course not. Can it be? You bet. Happy gaming.
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cianw's recommendation
Firmware flashing!
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SirAy's recommendation
Excellent quality, great gaming content, and Xbox live features make for hours of fun!
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shazam's recommendation
The first next-gen system to the market still manages to be the most impressive. It's got the best online gaming system, plays HD-DVD movies (with an attachment), and still manages to get exclusive cutting-edge games like Gears of War. This is still my system of choice, even over the Wii and the PS3.
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andymp's recommendation
Where would we be without this wonderful creation ? There might not be anything elite about this machine but I love mine !
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toby83's recommendation
best gaming station since c64!
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J-Yazdani's recommendation
Microsoft has done it again with this console. If you thought the first XBOX was amazing, this new system will blow you out of the water. Amazing graphics, endless options, HD compatibility, and groundbreaking games will make this system one of a kind. I recommend for all types of gamers and enthusiasts.
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Anomaly's recommendation
This official website is a great complementary resource to your Xbox 360. You can look up info about games, chat with freinds using your Xbox Live freinds list, read the latest gaming news, and much more.
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doh23's recommendation
The Xbox 360 is an amazing console for hardcore gamers. If you love to game and play online then this is the console for you.
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chunkycheck's recommendation
the picture is so clear and the graphics are amazing.
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ChaosJoint's recommendation
The XBOX 360 is an amazing console, I just recently purchased mine and couldn't imagine how much better the graphics have gotten since the original XBOX. I rarely get bored of playing even the same games, especially online. It's just great.
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alucardbelmont's recommendation
This item offers many features that have proved to be elusive on other consoles, such as Xbox Live and amazing graphics that the gamers of the early days could only dream and fantisize about. Also (much like the Nintendo Wii) you can buy games through Xbox Live, hard to find games that would cost loads of money on like eBay, except that you can buy games from ANY system, unlike the Wii which I've been told that can only get previous Nintendo games. This is a great system to be involved with.
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w4rdy's recommendation
Gr8 Fun 2 Play!
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uberman's recommendation
I use it all the time all day man its my soul. "air "
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msjazz79's recommendation
Excellent system. Great network with Xbox live. Graphics amazing.
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allypearce's recommendation
my man loves playing games on his xbox thats why im recommending this item.
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Nokrt's recommendation
This system has a plethora of games in its library and with HD graphics on top with a very low price, this console is the king of next-gen.
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Codesterz's recommendation
One of the best consoles with an excellent line of games for online multiplayer.
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steonix's recommendation
This is a great gaming system, with many great games out there for this system, you're bound to find many favourites for any audience.
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wijin's recommendation
halo is the best..!!
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ronbu's recommendation
Great graphics sound great variety of games
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Monk-E's recommendation
I want one of these becuz the rest of the world has one and I want to be like the rest of the world. It looks too fun!!!!!
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milvis's recommendation
Get this and the world of Netflix will be easily within reach. Priceless.
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mabner's recommendation
Xbox Live makes this the best system out there
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jooxi's recommendation
I wouldn't call myself a gamer. I find most games to be more work than fun. But the Xbox 360 has come a long way from systems of yore and has features that impressed me. I got the 60 GB, 2 game bundle package for $299 - which can be found for $279 or so as well. It's quite a value. THe console is well designed. The newly updated (NXE) interface is a breeze to use. By far the best feature, in my opinion, is Xbox Live. This turns all those dull single player games into multi-person cooperative fun! Just about every game released for this system has an online component. It sure has gotten me to play! There are some minor quibbles. Internet connectivity requires an Ethernet cable - there is no WiFi built in. The CD spinning in the tray is quite loud, as are the fans. And there are high failure rates (be sure to get a store replacement warranty). However this is still the best console available today for gamers and a great addition to the Nintendo Wii.
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hoboentrepreneur's recommendation
If your a gaming geek, and love Halo 3, then this is pretty much the console to go for. I own every gaming console, but I spend most of my time on the 360, for the sake of Halo 3, and other strictly Xbox 360 games.
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Lejbe's recommendation
I have three in my home, both playing the best games and watching pictures and movies streamed from my Windows Home Server and/or Mediacenter
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chad
Wow, I wish I had even one.
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element7244's recommendation
The Xbox 360 is a great system for hardcore gamers but you mus give the system a break. The worst thing about the xbox is if it over heats it will die with the red ring of death. But besides that it is an amazing system with very good exclusives like Halo series.
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chad's recommendation
No college freshman should enter into a university without being fully prepared. These days, "fully prepared" means being armed with a suitable gaming device. And don't kid yourself, the Xbox 360 is the ultimate college gaming device. Do yourself a favor and buy this for your new graduate, before they end up selling plasma for a gaming fix -- college is stressful.
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Tweeter's recommendation
We use the Xbox360 mainly to stream media to our home theater system and it works flawlessly. Quick, intuitive menu, Dolby Digital for movies and games, Great picture quality. All in all, a very powerful and uesful device. When we do get a chance to play games, there is nothing greater than playing a FPS with a full surround sound system. Xbox Live is a great service, and even with monthly dues, the price is well worth the reward. Using Netflix is also so nice and easy to use. Can't wait for more HD content and Last.fm in the fall!
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sheenugh's recommendation
We've had two "red rings of death". It's just such a vital part of our every day lives.
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thechaz's recommendation
Best modern generation gaming device out there.
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perryosborne410's recommendation
Couple of factors in everyday life will be more disheartening to get a online gamer as compared to investment hundreds, in any other case hundreds and hundreds, involving dollars in a nintendo ds lite
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louiesantiag614's recommendation
So Which in turn Gaming System If you undertake -- Xbox or even Playstation 3 slim?
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allancharles38's recommendation
Xbox 360 Stay Takes Online Gaming To help Brand-new Heights



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