Xbox 360 Elite Holiday Bundle 2008 Includes 120GB Hard Drive
Xbox 360 Elite is the premier console package with a massive 120GB hard drive, a high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) port, a high-definition cable, and a premium black finish for the console. Includes black wireless controller and Xbox LIVE headset. Holiday Bundle includes Lego Indiana Jones and Kung Fu Panda
User Reviews
5 Stars Great Deal!
i wouldn’t consider this so much a holiday bundle because ive seen plenty of times where xbox’s were release with 2 game i.e. mine with marvel comic game/forza motorsports 2…at least its $400 instead of $450 now..the legos indiana jones game is fun for all ages but can be pretty complex with the puzzels if your really young but im sure the kung fu panda game will fullfill the younger generation..honestly though the xbox 360 is for the older generation i would suggest people purchase the wii if your purchasing for a kid
4 Stars the best gaming system, but the least reliable
I have owned the the 360 premium for about a year and half. It is the white version that has the 20GB hard drive and does not have HDMI hookup. If I was buying today I would purchase the elite version, because I prefer the slick black color and I’d want the 120GB hard drive and the HDMI hookup. My sister has purchased this bundle here. The two games enclosed are kids games and they suck. It is not worth paying extra for the bundle to get the games, however I believe it was the same price to buy the system without.
The xbox 360 is the best gaming system. The nintendo wii is still using old school standard definition graphics and features almost nothing but kids games. The playstation 3 features a superior cell processor, better reliability, and plays blue ray discs, making it a worthwhile buy. However, it is more expensive and continues to suffer from a lack of games.
My 360 suffered the red ring of death, and had to be sent in. I received it back in about a month, and have not had that problem since. However the did not fix the disc drive problem. My unit frequently suffers from disc read errors causing the games to freeze, on every game I’ve have played. The newer units are supposedly using a new chip and disc drive to cut down on reliability issues, but failure rates are still much higher then competing systems.
You can find periodic coupons for use at DELL online to save anywhere from 50 to 100 dollars of the system.
