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Topic: Should I Buy an Xbox 360? (Read 7478 times)
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Trippy
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That doesn't matter -- Nintendo stopped making GC's that supported component output two years ago so unless the box your GC came in was covered by a thick layer of dust it's not gong to support it. Box? Ha! You think I bought all this shit new? The only reasonable way to keep it a little bit north of $300 was to go used. And yep, now that you guys have mentioned it, I don't have component output, but I do have HDMI output, which is definitely better than nothing. Well if you got it used, check the model#. If it's a DOL-001 (DOL for "Dolphin") you do have component out (assuming you can find some cables). DOL-101 is the non-component out model. |
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Nazrat
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Lego Star Wars is also very entertaining.
Has anyone else noticed that the XBox discussion is dying while the GC is picking up? Is it the fact that there is a shinier XBox out there now? Is it cost?
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schild
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I think it's more because it costs less than $400 to buy a Gamecube, 2 wavebirds and EVERY SINGLE GAME worth playing.
That's exceptionally cheap.
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Big Gulp
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I think it's more because it costs less than $400 to buy a Gamecube, 2 wavebirds and EVERY SINGLE GAME worth playing.
That's exceptionally cheap.
Bingo. Some of the games (and very good games, at that) I picked up went for $5 used. Shit, I spend more than $5 on lunch. |
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Raging Turtle
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edit: made a new thread
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