want to connect the updated X-box 360 (the one with wireless connection) to the internet just to download DLCs? In my older x-box I never downloaded DLCS since I didn't want to have to pay monthly fees. Did this updated version remove those fees (like other consoles) or is it still the same?I'm asking since I'm considering buying another X-box 360
who hasn't had to buy a new xbox? why cant they just make one that works forever?
shinglemill
I know I thought that as technology advanced they'd build these machines to last longer not less. I keep hearing some people having to buy a new 360 after only 2-3 years. However, I still have my PS2 which I bought back in 2003 and it still works perfectly; I wonder why these new machines breakdown much quicker?
[QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"]That list doesn't give you the whole story- I've had issues with playing old xbox games on my 360- I bought 3 copies of Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction and each time the game would freeze up at the exact same point each time. Eventually I just caved and bought it for PS2 instead. Since then I haven't bought any xbox games for my 360.Djmaster214
That's what I wanted to know. I know the wesbite gives you the glitches but I wanted to know if they were big enough to not even bother with. It's too bad Microsoft didn't make their x-box games as compatible with their newest system like Sony did with PS2 games and PS3 system.
no they didnt, iv ownd 2 ps3s and they didnt play ps3 games To my understanding the ps3 with the most GB is the one that allows you to play PS2 games.
That list doesn't give you the whole story- I've had issues with playing old xbox games on my 360- I bought 3 copies of Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction and each time the game would freeze up at the exact same point each time. Eventually I just caved and bought it for PS2 instead. Since then I haven't bought any xbox games for my 360.El_Zo1212o
That's what I wanted to know. I know the wesbite gives you the glitches but I wanted to know if they were big enough to not even bother with. It's too bad Microsoft didn't make their x-box games as compatible with their newest system like Sony did with PS2 games and PS3 system.
So, I never bought the original x-box but I do have the X-box 360 and was wondering how much problems there would be with playing x-box games on the new x-box 360? After playing Dragon Age and Mass Effect I was recommened other bioware games such as Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic and Jade Empire, but I hear that there can be issues as those game were not designed for the 360. What I want to know is if the issues are big enough to not even bother trying to play them or if their minor things that can be overlooked?
I admit the PSP doesn't have that many interesting games, though I have started playing it more often now that I have God of War: Chains of Olympus, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII and Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters. I agree with people on other threads though they should release the classic games from the PS1 for the PSP.
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