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Well, I am, the price of the pack with everything you need convinced me and it'll be even less if I go somwhere who will take my old Xbox against the price, i.e. Game ;).
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Lou Role wrote:
> I got a 360 magazine as well.... According to that, Elder Scrolls IV is gonna be a launch title. That'll keep me going until Saints Row*.
*Read: Until XBOX 1080
> I got a 360 magazine as well.... According to that, Elder Scrolls IV is gonna be a launch title. That'll keep me going until Saints Row*.
*Read: Until XBOX 1080
Think I am going to preorder mine soon from one of the online shops. Going to get the £279 model. Dont know whether to go to my local gaming shop and order one of just get one off the net and have it delivered.
Games are about £40 plus would want the RGB scart and a few other things. Looked on one shop and priced up £555 for one with about 6 or 7 games.
Games are about £40 plus would want the RGB scart and a few other things. Looked on one shop and priced up £555 for one with about 6 or 7 games.
The whole wireless adapter thing is seriously annoying, I was expecting it to be wireless out of the box. I really want one but there's a chance this might make me wait.
I thought you got the Wi-fi adapter with the more expensive kit, will be a bit crap if you don't.
I'll be pre ordering the Premium pack soon-ish.
One thing that concerns me though. Everywhere I've read says the wireless pad is included, but nothing is said about a battery pack. Can anyone shed some light on this?
One thing that concerns me though. Everywhere I've read says the wireless pad is included, but nothing is said about a battery pack. Can anyone shed some light on this?
Might not run on batteries, might just come with a charging unit or something.
Who knows?
Who knows?
Prophet wrote:
> One thing that concerns me though. Everywhere I've read says the
> wireless pad is included, but nothing is said about a battery pack.
> Can anyone shed some light on this?
It isn't included, but you can buy a station to charge it. I think.
And you can't get the wi-fi adapter with the premium pack.
Sadly.
> One thing that concerns me though. Everywhere I've read says the
> wireless pad is included, but nothing is said about a battery pack.
> Can anyone shed some light on this?
It isn't included, but you can buy a station to charge it. I think.
And you can't get the wi-fi adapter with the premium pack.
Sadly.
Where are people finding games for £40? The cheapest I can find is £45.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Might not run on batteries, might just come with a charging unit or
> something.
I forget exactly how it works, but I think either you connect it to the console while you're not playing any games and it charges up or it comes with a docking station, but you can't use the controller while it's on the docking station. That power up pack allows you to charge up and play at the same time, somehow.
> Might not run on batteries, might just come with a charging unit or
> something.
I forget exactly how it works, but I think either you connect it to the console while you're not playing any games and it charges up or it comes with a docking station, but you can't use the controller while it's on the docking station. That power up pack allows you to charge up and play at the same time, somehow.
Dringo wrote:
> Where are people finding games for £40? The cheapest I can find
> is £45.
play.com
> Where are people finding games for £40? The cheapest I can find
> is £45.
play.com
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