and why?wich xbox is better?
It's the same but in the elite version you have a 120 gb Hard Drive and it's black...Before only the Elite version have a HDMI port but not anymorewich xbox is better?
well, for a while there the Elite's had better processors as well. But now the only difference is the 120 GB hard drive (for the most part). I think it might include a HDMI cable too but I'm not sure.
and the arcade one is the same to ?
The elite is a 360.
yes but does it work faster or better? or is it the same as the normal 360?
[QUOTE=''zahyr'']yes but does it work faster or better? or is it the same as the normal 360?[/QUOTE]
It's exactly the same.
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[QUOTE=''dirtydishko2'']neither. PS3[/QUOTE]Thats wat i think to but idk if they still got it but there was a re5 360 bundle that came with 120 gig hdd and it was RED i thought that was sweet!
[QUOTE=''zahyr'']yes but does it work faster or better? or is it the same as the normal 360?[/QUOTE]
At this point, all 360's right now are the same.
All the 360s are the same, but the accessories are different.The Elite is a rip-off. Just get the ''PRO''.
[QUOTE=''zahyr'']wich xbox is better 360 or elite?
and why?[/QUOTE]An Elite is a 360, so I don't know what you're talking about.
actually the pro and elite are both the samethe arcade, however, is not, its not compatible with any old xbox game and does not have hd cables
The internal mechanics are the same; it's what comes with it that makes the difference (kinda like with Creative's sound cards).
The current Arcade is the only ''quirky'' one because it used to be a memory unit that it came with to store your saves and the like; now it's flash memory integrated into the console's mainboard. This is a double-edged sword in that it's more memory than the MU's that priorly came with it had, but lack of portability and the inability to use it as an effective backup solution. It also only comes with composite A/V cables in the box... IIRC, it still comes with a wired controller.
The Pro used to come with a 20GB hard drive; now it's up to 60GB's of storage. And with being able to rip games to the hard drive and load them off there, that space will get used fairly quickly. :oops: It also comes with a wireless controller, and steps you up to a set of Component Video cables, too.
The Elite gets a matte black finish for the 360's shell, matching black wireless controller, HDMI cable (and the MS proprietary breakout box to support optical and RCA-style analog audio output), and the (currently) largest 120GB hard drive. Initially the Elites were made of the mainboards that passed the strictest level of Microsoft in-house testing, but I think MS has since graduated what they'd been able to do for the Elites throughout the whole product line (such as the HDMI output).
I personally upgraded to the Elite, because (true enough) as soon as Microsoft had the NXE update which granted hard drive ripping support, I filled up a good chunk of that space fast. :shock:
[QUOTE=''RimeSoldier'']actually the pro and elite are both the samethe arcade, however, is not, its not compatible with any old xbox game and does not have hd cables[/QUOTE]All you need for Xbox BC though is a hard drive. And that's partially due to the fact that most games for the Xbox 1 were only coded to treat the hard drive as its only place to save any data. Other games also used it to cache pertinent data as well.
go w/ the pro. you won't need the huge HDD and the HDMI is good but its not worth the extra $100
Why can't MS make a 360 like the original xbox? it was big but it was indestructible.
[QUOTE=''jrabbit99'']go w/ the pro. you won't need the huge HDD and the HDMI is good but its not worth the extra $100[/QUOTE]Uh, yea, you do. Especially with multi-disc games like Lost Odyssey. Between that and all the other stuff available for download, I filled up my 120GB hard drive fairly quickly.
THEY ARE BOTH THE SAME EXCEPT THAT ONE IS BLACK AND THE OTHER IS WHITE...
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