HAY GUYS

russ · Local time: Sep 16, 2007, 08:41 AM

Overall, this is a great thing for a huge Halo fan. Though most people aren't big enough fans to want to pay an extra $400 for this. You're basically getting a 360 Premium ($350), with HDMI ($??) (though aren't they all going to have it eventually?), and a Play and Charge Kit ($20), Exclusive DLC ($5), which means you are paying an extra $25-ish for the Halo makeover. If you think that's worth it, go for it. Otherwise, the 360 Elite is easily the best value (in my opinion).

All Premiums that are being released into the wild now come with HDMI output. There may still be some premiums on store shelves that do not have it, but the ones leaving the factories do. I could only assume that if they keep the cores around much longer, they will eventually get it too.

As for this Halo 3 console, it's kind of ugly, as orange and olive puke green don't really go well together, but hey, it plays video games. Who sits around looking at their consoles?

Jam it back in, in the dark.

russ · Local time: Sep 16, 2007, 10:09 AM

Originally Posted by Aardark

What the fuck is that finger on the controller, though? It looks like something from an eighteen year old 'graphic designer' with a warezed copy of Photoshop. Those guys love putting useless arrows and shit everywhere.

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Yes, that is about as bad as them pointing out where the step is on the warthog. V STEP V

There's nowhere I can't reach.

russ · Local time: Sep 17, 2007, 09:25 AM

Hey didn't potion own a Jap 360 and a non-Jap 360 despite the fact that all his games work fine on the Jap one? And they were both the white one? Wouldn't that further shine the silly light on his posts? So dude with two white 360s is saying how dumb it is for a dude to have a white one, an Elite one, and a Halo one. So I guess it is simply inconceivable for someone to have gotten a launch 360, played it until the Elite came out, decided that he wanted HDMI and huge hard drive, and so got the Elite. Then they release a console themed to match a game series that he really likes comes out, and so to show his support for that game series, and to express his opinion that he thinks that the console is an attractive purchase, he buys that one. Yeah, where's the logic there, that makes no sense

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.