Saturday, October 20th 2007
Microsoft and Toshiba May Create HD-DVD Xbox360
Microsoft recently aspired to steal some of the Nintendo Wii's thunder by creating a low cost counterpart of their console with the Xbox 360 Arcade, and Sony quickly followed suit with the 40GB PS3. However, Microsoft may be working on another version of the Xbox360: one with an HD-DVD player built in. If this is true, and Microsoft does release an HD-DVD Xbox360, then Toshiba will officially be getting paid by two console manufacturers: Sony will pay Toshiba for the Cell, and Microsoft will pay for the HD-DVD player. This rumored HD-DVD Xbox360 may also bring new features to the table, such as a larger hard drive, an HDTV tuner, and a "port for MP3 players".
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35 Comments on Microsoft and Toshiba May Create HD-DVD Xbox360
-core
-arcade
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core, arcade, premium, elite, hddvd version so i :slap: m$
Anyways, isn't the Arcade supposed to "replace" the Core?
Again, I like this move as long as HD-DVD won't be "required" to play Xbox 360 games.
So I hope - for the x360 buyers - HD-DVD can be used for games with the internal drive like BD can be used for games in the PS3.
Arcarde (formerly Core) version is a joke anyway, no one right in his mind would buy that one, no HDD, what's the point?