The choice for the serious gamer. The entry level 4GB Xbox 360 retails at only £149.99 whilst the 250GB version retails at £199.99.
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The Xbox 360 S 4GB in a matte black finish and features 4GB of flash storage onboard. A wireless controller and composite video cable are also included. |
The Xbox 360 S 250GB includes a 250GB hard drive and comes in a gloss black finish. In addition to the wireless controller and composite video cable, it also comes with a wired headset. |
The Kinect has revolutionised the way people play games by allowing you and your friends to play the Xbox 360 without any controllers. |
Please visit our Xbox 360 Accessories page for all other Xbox 360 add ons.
Released in the UK on 2nd December 2005, the Xbox 360 is the successor to Microsofts hugely successful Xbox games console.
Two versions of the system were available at launch. The Core System retailed for £209.99 and came with one wireless controller. The premium version retailed for £279.99 and came with one wireless controller, a removable 20GB hard drive, headset, HD-AV cable, a silver membership to Xbox live and more.
Microsoft have improved the Xbox substantially since 2005 with todays Xbox systems not only much cheaper, they also have more features and more capabilities. The current version of the Xbox is the Xbox 360 S, which was first released in the Summer of 2010 (the S stands for Slim!). Again, two versions of the system are available. Currently the 4GB console retails for around £149.99 with no games whilst the 250GB version retails at £199.99 with no games. Most retailers have lots of bundle deals on offer, which in my opinion usually offers the best value.