Tuesday, October 27th, 2009 at
6:54 pm

Take your games everywhere you go with eight times the space of the original Xbox 360TM Memory Unit. With 256 MB of memory and a keychain carrying case, it’s a snap to bring your game saves, Xbox LIVEĀ® gamer profiles, Arcade game downloads, and even exclusive kiosk content.
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Wednesday, October 7th, 2009 at
8:33 pm

Microsoft is committed long term to the mission of helping its customers realize their full potential. Just as it constantly updates and improves its products, Microsoft wants to continually evolve to be in the best position to accelerate new technologies as they emerge and to better serve its customers.
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Saturday, August 1st, 2009 at
2:47 pm
i want to take an original xbox game memory off of one of my friends xbox 360’s to put it onto mine. . . i have an xbox 360 memory card but it doesnt give an option to move it onto that. Do i have to buy an original xbox memory card?
Wednesday, July 29th, 2009 at
6:49 pm
I dont know if you can switch memory on xbox 360 account on to another account on the same xbox 360 but if you can? Can someone please tell me how to. PLEASE?
Friday, July 24th, 2009 at
6:48 am
XBox 360 Pro runs $299 on Amazon, the elite is $399. The only differences seem to be an extra 60 GB memory, the black finish and the HDMI cable. Is the Elite better than the Pro in other ways, and it is worth the money?
Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 at
8:47 pm
I recently bought an Xbox 360 Arcade with Halo 3. I’ve gone over many websites trying to find differences between it and a normal 20Gb Xbox 360, or is that just it. If that is the case, then will it play Xbox original games if I buy a 20Gb memory for it? Any answers would be greatly received.
Saturday, July 4th, 2009 at
2:00 am
Quote of the week: “You haven’t paid attention to him since you were a kid, but it still rips something out of the back of your memory and holds it in front of your face so you can see how black it is before you die.” …
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Saturday, June 6th, 2009 at
8:00 am
E3 2009 was a monster. A huge, massive, face-eating beerdemon that erased the agonizing memory of 2008’s meager, emaciated E3 from our minds with a flood of great-looking games, earth-shattering announcements, and a few quizzical oddities we never want to speak of again. After this, we mean, because some things are so good, bad, or just bewildering that you just have to tell people about them. …
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