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Xbox 360 Price Drop Makes Co-Op Gaming More Affordable

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It's not often a console gets a price cut, and in the case of the Xbox 360 there's only been one in it's lifetime, and it was $20. Today though there's a major price drop of $50-$80 across the board for the console making the cheapest version available for $199.

Why should you care about this? Well according to our statistics page the Xbox 360 is far and away the leader of offering cooperative games with 87, and when you factor in Xbox Live Arcade it brings that number up to 137 co-op games.

It's never been a better time to pick up an Xbox 360, so use the above links to support Co-Optimus!

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Shazoo
9:48 AM
9/5/2008

that's awesome news, maybe I can talk my brother into buying one now.


DjinniMan
10:07 AM
9/5/2008

We'll be buying a second, I wanted one with HDMI and the disc drive on the one we have now sounds like a rocket taking off. It's a nice little media center extender, too.


Anonymous
12:11 PM
9/5/2008

mmmmmm, HDMI.... Anyone want to donate money to mine and DjinniMan's cause?


AniAko
12:12 PM
9/5/2008

mmmmmm, HDMI.... Anyone want to donate money to mine and DjinniMan's cause?


txshurricane
12:32 PM
9/5/2008

I found an HDMI cable at Ross (of all places) for $10 and popped it on my 360 Pro. Now all is good.


Shazoo
7:52 AM
9/6/2008

You can find HDMI cables online for under $10 pretty much anytime, just don't shop at your known retailers since the price is gouged. And since quality doesn't make a difference since the signal is digital, you don't have to go with some "Monster No interference gold plated super insulated HDMI" cables for $200. Just go with a no name HDMI. My HDMI hooked up to my PS3 was $5 if I remember right.


milpool
10:15 AM
9/6/2008

Anyone know if you buy the arcade if you could pop your existing (20gb from old pro in my case) harddrive into it?

My 360 is getting old and is close to not being under warranty. $200 is a pretty affordable way to get back up and running if my 360 dies.


bapenguin
10:32 AM
9/6/2008

Yeah you can. The hard drive can go in any 360.


Google [Bot]
11:16 PM
9/9/2008

mmmmmm, HDMI.... Anyone want to donate money to mine and DjinniMan's cause?


Google [Bot]
6:44 AM
9/11/2008

Anyone know if you buy the arcade if you could pop your existing (20gb from old pro in my case) harddrive into it?

My 360 is getting old and is close to not being under warranty. $200 is a pretty affordable way to get back up and running if my 360 dies.


Google [Bot]
6:53 AM
9/11/2008

We'll be buying a second, I wanted one with HDMI and the disc drive on the one we have now sounds like a rocket taking off. It's a nice little media center extender, too.


Google [Bot]
11:51 AM
9/11/2008

mmmmmm, HDMI.... Anyone want to donate money to mine and DjinniMan's cause?


Google [Bot]
6:09 PM
9/12/2008

We'll be buying a second, I wanted one with HDMI and the disc drive on the one we have now sounds like a rocket taking off. It's a nice little media center extender, too.


Google [Bot]
6:27 PM
9/12/2008

Anyone know if you buy the arcade if you could pop your existing (20gb from old pro in my case) harddrive into it?

My 360 is getting old and is close to not being under warranty. $200 is a pretty affordable way to get back up and running if my 360 dies.

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