Recent rumors stated that the XBox 360 with its upcoming HD-DVD add-on component were to place the system at an astronomical $900. Microsoft quashed that rumor by stating that the HD-DVD add-on would only be $200. However, considering a $400 unit plus HD-DVD plus wireless comes to a whopping $700. This is $100 more than the $600 PS3 with Blu-Ray and built-in wireless. In addition, the PS3 will have 60 gb instead of the 360's 20 gb.
Nevertheless, if HD-DVD does win the next generation HD format battle, then Microsoft may be in a great position. Moreover, one key difference between the two systems is that the 360's add-on components are optional meaning that the consumer can ultimately make the decision as to what components are necessary for his or her entertainment.
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That game was actually goated. It was the first time ever that I actually tried to get good at a fighting game. Unfortunately the online connection was so dogshit it made it hard to enjoy and eventually I gave up. Haven't really played much fighting games since.
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Two non-BC and no-PC-version Arcade titles I downloaded recently. Dishwasher's sequel is on Steam at least.
I've also downloaded Ninety-Nine Nights II (shame the first wasn't available). I still want to download Burnout 3: Takedown before the weekend's up, though that is still the full $9.99 non-discounted price
...or at least until M$ think about making HD-DVD games (when Sony finally uses the extra sectors on the Blu-Ray disk) then i don't see this "add-on" necessary until i see a clear winner in the format war. Which, by the looks of consumers, is going to be (old-)DVD. Not until more consumers are schooled in HDTV's, the High-Def Generation won't be taking off anytime soon.
They add in all the extras, yeah it would be that much if you add everything you possibly could.
I paid $338 on e-bay for my 360,
I don't need wi-fi, I SAVE $100!!!
I dont need HD-DVD, I SAVE $200!!!
Wow thats alot of savings!!! $300!!!
Maybe when I get into HD, I will upgrade, but for now I will spend my money on games.
MORE MONEY FOR GAMES!!!!!
He must be a sony fanboy, getting all excited because the 360 with the add-on will be more expensive than the PS3. He still doesn't get the point about choice. Blu-Ray isn't going to win the HD war. So when you can't get Blu-Ray movies 1-2 years from now you will be feeling really stupid. And I on the other hand will be enjoying a stand alone HD-DVD player.
He can add too, finally a sony fanboy with some brains. LOL XBLA rocks baby!!!
If you want a hd-dvd $200 buy it or Buy later when more movies are available or not at all!!"risk free" Just like the wireless adapter (I use a hard line connection myself) but if I don't want to buy them I don't have to buy them .Can sony fans say that????