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Atm i can only afford arcade. but i got a deal to buy a 60 gb hard drive for 40 bucks (from my cousin)

 

My question is, Will i be able to play original xbox games on my arcade (+ hard drive) and should i wait till i can afford pro. Basically is there any MAJOR differences between Xbox 360 arcade (+ my hard drive) and Xbox 360 pro

 

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No there really arn't any huge differences besides not coming with an HD or coming with an HD.

 

 

 

 

 

Isn't the pro only $50 more then the arcade anyway? Can't you just save up $10 more and buy the pro?

 

 

 

 

 

And yes you CAN play original xbox games on the arcade.

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They just changed the Pro hard drive to 60GB.

 

 

 

Well, I'd look at what else the Arcade comes with versus the Pro, Here.

 

 

 

Basically, Pro is $100 more, comes with a 60GB hard drive versus a 256MB memory stick for Arcade, but also the Pro has a component AV cable (Allows you to get a better picture if you have a TV supporting it), and also includes an Xbox Live headset + an Ethernet cable.

 

 

 

The Xbox Live Headset is $30, you're paying $40 for the 60 GB hard drive, and then you'd need to get a network cable if you're also getting Xbox Live, which are generally relatively cheap (The same length that comes with the Pro would be around $10 if I'm correct).

 

 

 

Basically, you could buy the Arcade, then buy everything that comes with the Pro separately, and it would cost less.

 

 

 

On top of this, Arcade comes with 5 free Xbox Live Arcade games, whereas Pro comes with Kung Foo Panda and Lego Indiana Jones. Arcade is still better/cheaper.

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I thought that was the deal with all new Xbox 360's since... a few months ago. Besides, considering that they may have to replace any 360 with a RROD, the smart thing to do would be to make all consoles less prone to RROD.

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Here is a screenshot I took off of the xbox website. It shows what each version of the 360 has to offer.

 

 

 

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The one in the center I beleive is the "pro system".

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Technically, there is no "pro" system. It's the standard system. My system has a 20gp harddrive, not the 60 gb like the one in the center of the picture I posted. I think the term "pro" comes from on the box of that system, which sais "go pro".

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Technically, there is no "pro" system. It's the standard system. My system has a 20gp harddrive, not the 60 gb like the one in the center of the picture I posted. I think the term "pro" comes from on the box of that system, which sais "go pro".

 

no there is a pro system.

 

At original relase it was Core - Now called arcade and Pro. Aka 20gig hd.

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