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Xbox 360
I am sure there is a thread in here somewher about this, but searching pulls up nothing.
I have decided that I am going to get the 360. I am tired of waiting for the PS3 and also don't want to pay the reported price for it.
I have tried to research this system, but most of the info I can find on it was when it was first released or even before that. I know that the first batch of systems had a lot of bad ones in it. I figure those have been weeded out by now.
My dilemma is that I don't know if I need to core system or to spring for the premium for $100 more. Most of the gadgets in the premium setup are not for me. I do not play anything online, don't like the idea of a wireless controller, have little need for a dard drive. I do want the component cable though ($40 if bought seperately).
From my research it would seem that there is absolutely no way to save a game unless I either buy a 64MB memory card ($40) or have the hard drive. Is this correct?
I have had a PS2 since 2001 and have had the same 8MB memory card since. I just don't need a lot of space to save games unless the 360 saves are large.
This is what I want in my system:
console
wired controller
some way to save game progress
component cable
So which setup is right for me?
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