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Lord, I sound like a gossip magazine....
Anywhoo, as you may have seen, TeamXBOX.com have released some photos ( http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/8191/ *space* Xbox-360-Console-Controller-Peripherals-Revealed ) on their site showing what is almost definitely the final XBOX 360 design and a handful, that is 3, peripherals.
The console itself doesn't seem to have that 'Artistic Sheen' that most renders do, but that's nothing new. The pad, which is the same as the leaked 'prototype', now has some clothes on and you can see the ports at the bottom. Presumably for recharging and/or the LIVE 2 headset (which I hope this time will be stronger)!
The actual console is the same, save for a concave power button as oppose to the convex one seen in the initial screens. Either which way - I'm not bothered.
It's interesting to note on the pad the 1, 2, 3 and 4 by the centre 360 Logo. This logo could actually be a button that you press to change the Player Number for the pad (i.e if you have some who has a 'thing' for being player 1!) Hopefully it'll light up and cook dinner, too!
The camera, which was rumoured a few months ago, is pretty standard, and I would imagine can be used for putting a face to a game character, taking a pic for LIVE play and to send naked pictures of your missus to some of the lads, in exchange for a tricked out RX-8 over the new MarketPlace feature... or not.
The DVD remote is nothing new, although it's good to see a powerbutton on there and the inclusion of a Windows Media Centre button, as was rumoured, should make playing DVD's and CD's and managing your downloads a hell of a lot easier! Maybe this time we can have a game in the console and not HAVE to play it, hey, Microsoft!!!
Still, everything looks nice and flashy, and should sit nicely next to your Sky+ and Denon Hi-Fi. Prices and Release Dates are yet to be announced, although $249 in November is currently a hot ticket. There was talk of a near-simultaneous launch for the US and Europe, which means, should this be the case, we might see the system before Christmas, too! Although the old trick of converting dollars to the same amount of pounds might see us paying over $400 for the console - hopefully it'll be under £200 - but don't hold your breath!
All will be revealed at E3, but it's nice to find these things out beforehand... it makes it easier for us geeks who could have had up to 4 console-revealings to cope with, not to mention new 512MB graphics cards! Everything looks in check, anyway - roll on E3!
Anywhoo, as you may have seen, TeamXBOX.com have released some photos ( http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/8191/ *space* Xbox-360-Console-Controller-Peripherals-Revealed ) on their site showing what is almost definitely the final XBOX 360 design and a handful, that is 3, peripherals.
The console itself doesn't seem to have that 'Artistic Sheen' that most renders do, but that's nothing new. The pad, which is the same as the leaked 'prototype', now has some clothes on and you can see the ports at the bottom. Presumably for recharging and/or the LIVE 2 headset (which I hope this time will be stronger)!
The actual console is the same, save for a concave power button as oppose to the convex one seen in the initial screens. Either which way - I'm not bothered.
It's interesting to note on the pad the 1, 2, 3 and 4 by the centre 360 Logo. This logo could actually be a button that you press to change the Player Number for the pad (i.e if you have some who has a 'thing' for being player 1!) Hopefully it'll light up and cook dinner, too!
The camera, which was rumoured a few months ago, is pretty standard, and I would imagine can be used for putting a face to a game character, taking a pic for LIVE play and to send naked pictures of your missus to some of the lads, in exchange for a tricked out RX-8 over the new MarketPlace feature... or not.
The DVD remote is nothing new, although it's good to see a powerbutton on there and the inclusion of a Windows Media Centre button, as was rumoured, should make playing DVD's and CD's and managing your downloads a hell of a lot easier! Maybe this time we can have a game in the console and not HAVE to play it, hey, Microsoft!!!
Still, everything looks nice and flashy, and should sit nicely next to your Sky+ and Denon Hi-Fi. Prices and Release Dates are yet to be announced, although $249 in November is currently a hot ticket. There was talk of a near-simultaneous launch for the US and Europe, which means, should this be the case, we might see the system before Christmas, too! Although the old trick of converting dollars to the same amount of pounds might see us paying over $400 for the console - hopefully it'll be under £200 - but don't hold your breath!
All will be revealed at E3, but it's nice to find these things out beforehand... it makes it easier for us geeks who could have had up to 4 console-revealings to cope with, not to mention new 512MB graphics cards! Everything looks in check, anyway - roll on E3!
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Lord, I sound like a gossip magazine....
Anywhoo, as you may have seen, TeamXBOX.com have released some photos ( http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/8191/ *space* Xbox-360-Console-Controller-Peripherals-Revealed ) on their site showing what is almost definitely the final XBOX 360 design and a handful, that is 3, peripherals.
The console itself doesn't seem to have that 'Artistic Sheen' that most renders do, but that's nothing new. The pad, which is the same as the leaked 'prototype', now has some clothes on and you can see the ports at the bottom. Presumably for recharging and/or the LIVE 2 headset (which I hope this time will be stronger)!
The actual console is the same, save for a concave power button as oppose to the convex one seen in the initial screens. Either which way - I'm not bothered.
It's interesting to note on the pad the 1, 2, 3 and 4 by the centre 360 Logo. This logo could actually be a button that you press to change the Player Number for the pad (i.e if you have some who has a 'thing' for being player 1!) Hopefully it'll light up and cook dinner, too!
The camera, which was rumoured a few months ago, is pretty standard, and I would imagine can be used for putting a face to a game character, taking a pic for LIVE play and to send naked pictures of your missus to some of the lads, in exchange for a tricked out RX-8 over the new MarketPlace feature... or not.
The DVD remote is nothing new, although it's good to see a powerbutton on there and the inclusion of a Windows Media Centre button, as was rumoured, should make playing DVD's and CD's and managing your downloads a hell of a lot easier! Maybe this time we can have a game in the console and not HAVE to play it, hey, Microsoft!!!
Still, everything looks nice and flashy, and should sit nicely next to your Sky+ and Denon Hi-Fi. Prices and Release Dates are yet to be announced, although $249 in November is currently a hot ticket. There was talk of a near-simultaneous launch for the US and Europe, which means, should this be the case, we might see the system before Christmas, too! Although the old trick of converting dollars to the same amount of pounds might see us paying over $400 for the console - hopefully it'll be under £200 - but don't hold your breath!
All will be revealed at E3, but it's nice to find these things out beforehand... it makes it easier for us geeks who could have had up to 4 console-revealings to cope with, not to mention new 512MB graphics cards! Everything looks in check, anyway - roll on E3!
Anywhoo, as you may have seen, TeamXBOX.com have released some photos ( http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/8191/ *space* Xbox-360-Console-Controller-Peripherals-Revealed ) on their site showing what is almost definitely the final XBOX 360 design and a handful, that is 3, peripherals.
The console itself doesn't seem to have that 'Artistic Sheen' that most renders do, but that's nothing new. The pad, which is the same as the leaked 'prototype', now has some clothes on and you can see the ports at the bottom. Presumably for recharging and/or the LIVE 2 headset (which I hope this time will be stronger)!
The actual console is the same, save for a concave power button as oppose to the convex one seen in the initial screens. Either which way - I'm not bothered.
It's interesting to note on the pad the 1, 2, 3 and 4 by the centre 360 Logo. This logo could actually be a button that you press to change the Player Number for the pad (i.e if you have some who has a 'thing' for being player 1!) Hopefully it'll light up and cook dinner, too!
The camera, which was rumoured a few months ago, is pretty standard, and I would imagine can be used for putting a face to a game character, taking a pic for LIVE play and to send naked pictures of your missus to some of the lads, in exchange for a tricked out RX-8 over the new MarketPlace feature... or not.
The DVD remote is nothing new, although it's good to see a powerbutton on there and the inclusion of a Windows Media Centre button, as was rumoured, should make playing DVD's and CD's and managing your downloads a hell of a lot easier! Maybe this time we can have a game in the console and not HAVE to play it, hey, Microsoft!!!
Still, everything looks nice and flashy, and should sit nicely next to your Sky+ and Denon Hi-Fi. Prices and Release Dates are yet to be announced, although $249 in November is currently a hot ticket. There was talk of a near-simultaneous launch for the US and Europe, which means, should this be the case, we might see the system before Christmas, too! Although the old trick of converting dollars to the same amount of pounds might see us paying over $400 for the console - hopefully it'll be under £200 - but don't hold your breath!
All will be revealed at E3, but it's nice to find these things out beforehand... it makes it easier for us geeks who could have had up to 4 console-revealings to cope with, not to mention new 512MB graphics cards! Everything looks in check, anyway - roll on E3!
Game wrote:
> ( http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/8191/ *space*
> Xbox-360-Console-Controller-Peripherals-Revealed )
Im sorry, but that is just LAZY.
> ( http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/8191/ *space*
> Xbox-360-Console-Controller-Peripherals-Revealed )
Im sorry, but that is just LAZY.
[URL]http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/8191/Xbox-360-Console-Controller-Peripherals-Revealed/[/URL]
Doesn't look too bad...
Doesn't look too bad...
I saw them pics yesterday. Heres a picture of the PS3 controller (probably fake...) : [URL]http://forum.gamesradar.com/viewtopic.php?t=65320[/URL]
I thought it was too long... Haha... sorry.
I did try it with the [URL] boll*cks... they should have unlimited number of characters inside the [URL] thingys...
Still...
Thanks for putting a link up, bud!
I did try it with the [URL] boll*cks... they should have unlimited number of characters inside the [URL] thingys...
Still...
Thanks for putting a link up, bud!
No worries :)
I really like the logo.
Game wrote:
> I did try it with the [URL] boll*cks... they should have unlimited
> number of characters inside the [URL] thingys...
they do.
Some people just don't have enough brain cells to work out how to use them properly.
> I did try it with the [URL] boll*cks... they should have unlimited
> number of characters inside the [URL] thingys...
they do.
Some people just don't have enough brain cells to work out how to use them properly.
Mozzy wrote:
> I saw them pics yesterday. Heres a picture of the PS3 controller
> (probably fake...) :
> [URL]http://forum.gamesradar.com/viewtopic.php?t=65320[/URL]
Rofl thats the biggest fake I've seen in my life.
All he has done is just ripped out the normal analogue stick and shoved a trackball in it.
Fake.
> I saw them pics yesterday. Heres a picture of the PS3 controller
> (probably fake...) :
> [URL]http://forum.gamesradar.com/viewtopic.php?t=65320[/URL]
Rofl thats the biggest fake I've seen in my life.
All he has done is just ripped out the normal analogue stick and shoved a trackball in it.
Fake.
I think it looks an ugly piece of machinary. I thing the final Xbox will look much, much better than these.
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