- The 120 GB Hard Drive matches the style of the original Xbox 360 console and 20GB Hard Drive
- Even the most dedicated of gamers could spend a lifetime trying to fill up 120GB with game saves
- Rip CDs to the hard drive with reckless abandon and no concern for space constraints
- Xbox Live Marketplace offers a wide variety of video content from gaming and movie trailers to television programs and HD movie rentals
- Download gamer pics and dashboard themes from Xbox Live Marketplace or create your own with the Xbox Live Vision Camera.
$109.98
Product Description
Expand your Xbox 360 experience with downloadable content. Save your games, Xbox Live gamer profile, game demos, and custom soundtracks from your own music collection. The Xbox 360 Hard Drive also lets you play an array of original Xbox games and even comes preloaded with an Xbox Live Arcade game, music, and videos.
Xbox 360 120GB Hard Drive
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March 5, 2010
#1
The only reason i ordered the hard drive from Amazon was that it was black. The one i got is just the grey one. Come to find out you can only get the black one if you buy the elite system.
Rating: 1 / 5
March 5, 2010
#2
$180 bucks for a massive HD is just wrong. You can get a brand new PSP for the same money. Bill Gates is a nut job.
Rating: 2 / 5
March 5, 2010
#3
Unless you download alot of stuff and and don’t wanna delete it, don’t bother; otherwise, this will be a needed item. This is a worthwhile upgrade to your system if you like downloading the Xbox Live stuff. Whether that be new content for the games you play, Arcade games, new old Xbox titles or demos. With this much space, you’ll pretty much never have to worry about space on your Xbox 360. You can just keep everything. The only time I can see that you would need to watch your space is if you download alot of shows and/or movies.
Old Review on May 18, 2007:
Ultimately it’s like Zeph Greenwell said. Here’s my two cents though:
If you’re wanting more space anyways, instead of buying this just wait until there are plenty of the Xbox 360 Elites on the shelves and then sell your current console for $350 profit and then go buy the Elite. Before any taxes that’s a difference of about $130. A bit cheaper than just buying this thing. This way you not only have more room, you have the bigger badder version of the Xbox 360.
Still though, I feel it’s utterly wrong from Microsoft to pull this stuff, especially the Xbox 360 Elite, out AFTER we fans of the console waited for so long out side of stores to get ours. I’m lucky to have spent on five hours in the freezing rain on launch day. For SHAME Microsoft! For shame…
Rating: 1 / 5
March 5, 2010
#4
When I bought my xbox360 and found out the largest hard drive was a 20 GB I thought that there was no logic behind that. It was too small to do all of the things Xbox 360 and live offer. Now with the release of this hard drive I understand. They had to know that 20 GB would make people want more and now they present them with it at the “give us your first born” price of nearly $180 (all for 120 GB). I am a fan of downloaded shows, games, and music to go along with my gaming. Therefore…the 120 is a dream. However, not at that ridiculous price tag. It is almost like buying another Xbox 360 just for **** and giggles. I feel like micro-con is trying to bleed the current Xbox fan dry. Then they will introduce the new 360 baby implant to bring around a whole new generation of customers.
Rating: 2 / 5
March 5, 2010
#5
This is an overprice POS. You should not buy this and show MS that you will not take this financial beating from them. They analyzed this Hard Drive and decided that it costs around 70 dollars to make. THAT IS A 100$ PRICE MARK UP. Stop letting MS tell you what to pay and demand better service.
Rating: 1 / 5