xBox ?
Q. I want to buy something but I have no money in my bank atm... Will they take the money out straight away? Or will they leave it a while? thanks
Asked by FreyaWhite__ - Sun Dec 28 16:52:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Debit Card: They take it out right away. Credit Card: It won't Show up on your account for 3 days.
Answered by Sam K - Tue Dec 30 02:41:55 2008
Q. I want to buy something but I have no money in my bank atm... Will they take the money out straight away? Or will they leave it a while? thanks
Asked by FreyaWhite__ - Sun Dec 28 16:52:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Debit Card: They take it out right away. Credit Card: It won't Show up on your account for 3 days.
Answered by Sam K - Tue Dec 30 02:41:55 2008
How can i connect to Xbox live when my computer and xbox are in different rooms?
Q. Okay, in short my xbox is in one place but my computer and modem are in the other. I need to connect to Xbox live. I have and adapter but its not strong enough to reach the signal from my wireless router. I cant move my xbox to my computer room but I do have a laptop that gets the signal fine that i can have in my room. How can i make Xbox live happen?
Asked by Launii3G - Sat Jan 5 19:15:08 2008 - - 11 Answers - 2 Comments
A. just hook up the ethernet cable from your 360 to to your laptop. Once you do that, on your laptop, go to control panel, then network and internet connections, then network connections, right click on your internet connection, go to properties, then advance and check the box that says "allow other users to connect..." Basically enable the internet on your laptop to share its connection
Answered by KE - Sat Jan 5 19:28:38 2008
Q. Okay, in short my xbox is in one place but my computer and modem are in the other. I need to connect to Xbox live. I have and adapter but its not strong enough to reach the signal from my wireless router. I cant move my xbox to my computer room but I do have a laptop that gets the signal fine that i can have in my room. How can i make Xbox live happen?
Asked by Launii3G - Sat Jan 5 19:15:08 2008 - - 11 Answers - 2 Comments
A. just hook up the ethernet cable from your 360 to to your laptop. Once you do that, on your laptop, go to control panel, then network and internet connections, then network connections, right click on your internet connection, go to properties, then advance and check the box that says "allow other users to connect..." Basically enable the internet on your laptop to share its connection
Answered by KE - Sat Jan 5 19:28:38 2008
How do i set up xbox live with internet connection sharing through my laptop?
Q. I have xbox 360 and xbox live. I set up iternet connection sharing through my laptop to play xbox live and it worked for about a week, that is, until i went to columbus and brought my xobx 360 and laptop with me. To use the internet at my hotel i had to change alot of settings on my laptop, similar to setting up a vpn. When i returned to my home, i hooked up xbox 360 to my laptop how i had had it before, my xbox live wouldn't work. Does anyone know how to fix this? Step-by-step answers wpuld help. And i use wireless internet on my laptop and cannot hook my 360 directly to the modem because it is about 150 feet away.
Asked by g cali - Sun Sep 9 15:43:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It's really difficult without seeing your laptop. As long as you haven't deleted any of your settings, try deleteing the Hotel configuration completely.
Answered by Hacked Off - Sun Sep 9 18:22:07 2007
Q. I have xbox 360 and xbox live. I set up iternet connection sharing through my laptop to play xbox live and it worked for about a week, that is, until i went to columbus and brought my xobx 360 and laptop with me. To use the internet at my hotel i had to change alot of settings on my laptop, similar to setting up a vpn. When i returned to my home, i hooked up xbox 360 to my laptop how i had had it before, my xbox live wouldn't work. Does anyone know how to fix this? Step-by-step answers wpuld help. And i use wireless internet on my laptop and cannot hook my 360 directly to the modem because it is about 150 feet away.
Asked by g cali - Sun Sep 9 15:43:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It's really difficult without seeing your laptop. As long as you haven't deleted any of your settings, try deleteing the Hotel configuration completely.
Answered by Hacked Off - Sun Sep 9 18:22:07 2007
Is Microsoft really getting rid of xbox original games online play?
Q. If so can you still play xbox live on original xbox games on the xbox 360 still? or is xbox live gone for good for xbox original live play?
Asked by Manswers - Sun Feb 28 20:48:21 2010 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes that is true. All original Xbox games will not have online play because it costs too much to support the servers. Since most players play Xbox360 online.
Answered by vincent - Sun Feb 28 20:51:39 2010
Q. If so can you still play xbox live on original xbox games on the xbox 360 still? or is xbox live gone for good for xbox original live play?
Asked by Manswers - Sun Feb 28 20:48:21 2010 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes that is true. All original Xbox games will not have online play because it costs too much to support the servers. Since most players play Xbox360 online.
Answered by vincent - Sun Feb 28 20:51:39 2010
How do you transfer one xbox profile to another xbox and back without losing gamerscore?
Q. I want to take my xbox profile to a friends house using a memory unit and then bring it back to my xbox after without losing any added gamerscore. It is an xbox live profile but my friend does not have live.
Asked by Pikabox - Mon May 24 04:30:35 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Play it on the memory unit. To keep the gamerscore, play your account on the memory unit, both on your Xbox and your friend's Xbox.
Answered by Charles061 - Tue May 25 00:15:55 2010
Q. I want to take my xbox profile to a friends house using a memory unit and then bring it back to my xbox after without losing any added gamerscore. It is an xbox live profile but my friend does not have live.
Asked by Pikabox - Mon May 24 04:30:35 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Play it on the memory unit. To keep the gamerscore, play your account on the memory unit, both on your Xbox and your friend's Xbox.
Answered by Charles061 - Tue May 25 00:15:55 2010
How do you Connect and Xbox 360 elite to Xbox live without buying the $100 adapter?
Q. I want to connect my Xbox 360 to Xbox live, but i don't want to have to pay 100 bucks for the adapter. I don't have a computer neer my Xbox. However, i do have wireless internet in my house.
Asked by Gabriel G - Thu Dec 10 23:58:14 2009 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
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Answered by Wallace - Fri Dec 11 00:04:32 2009
Q. I want to connect my Xbox 360 to Xbox live, but i don't want to have to pay 100 bucks for the adapter. I don't have a computer neer my Xbox. However, i do have wireless internet in my house.
Asked by Gabriel G - Thu Dec 10 23:58:14 2009 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. www.popsnailgames.com
Answered by Wallace - Fri Dec 11 00:04:32 2009
Whats the difference between the Xbox 360 and the Xbox Elite?
Q. i was thinking of buying an xbox, but i have heard of many stories that the xbox breaks alot, overheats etc... but the elite doesnt? and if i do buy the xbox what should i do to prevent it from breaking?
Asked by User8 - Tue Jan 6 04:57:04 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Xbox 360 pro Colour:White Hard Drive:60gb No HDMI lead included Xbox 360 Elite Colour:Black Hard Drive:120gb HDMI lead included Xbox 360's do have a tendance to break. I'm now on my third in two years. Microsoft have extended their warranty on it to three years if you get the three red lights (overheating). Other than that you have three months. They're worth getting but only if you are gonna use xbox live. That allows you to play various games online against other users around the world. My third xbox i have is an elite. It's still going strong and showing no sign of breaking after 10 months of use.
Answered by AC3112 - Tue Jan 6 06:57:50 2009
Q. i was thinking of buying an xbox, but i have heard of many stories that the xbox breaks alot, overheats etc... but the elite doesnt? and if i do buy the xbox what should i do to prevent it from breaking?
Asked by User8 - Tue Jan 6 04:57:04 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Xbox 360 pro Colour:White Hard Drive:60gb No HDMI lead included Xbox 360 Elite Colour:Black Hard Drive:120gb HDMI lead included Xbox 360's do have a tendance to break. I'm now on my third in two years. Microsoft have extended their warranty on it to three years if you get the three red lights (overheating). Other than that you have three months. They're worth getting but only if you are gonna use xbox live. That allows you to play various games online against other users around the world. My third xbox i have is an elite. It's still going strong and showing no sign of breaking after 10 months of use.
Answered by AC3112 - Tue Jan 6 06:57:50 2009
How do i move only my Xbox 360 content to the new Xbox 360 slim without moving my brothers content?
Q. Me and my brother both share the same Xbox 360. Eventually I will be getting the Xbox 360 slim, and I want to move my profile, map packs, and pretty much everything that is mine, to my new Xbox. But i don't know how to do this. Could somebody please tell me how?
Asked by Chris - Tue Jun 15 20:21:37 2010 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Um... no. He only wants to transfer some stuff, guys. Use any old USB drive, preferably one that has at least 2 GB of storage. (Something that everyone with a computer should own, and they cost under $10.) With a recent 360 update, you can use these to store data. You'll have to go to Memory and manually move everything related to your profile over to the USB stick, and then plug it into your new Slim when you get it and transfer it to that HDD. If you have a LOT of data, this might require several trips. Keep in mind that if you bought DLC, it might be easier to just redownload it onto your new console. Also keep in mind that your DLC will still be licensed to your old console, so you'll only be able to use it on your new console when… [cont.]
Answered by Kevin - Tue Jun 15 21:22:35 2010
Q. Me and my brother both share the same Xbox 360. Eventually I will be getting the Xbox 360 slim, and I want to move my profile, map packs, and pretty much everything that is mine, to my new Xbox. But i don't know how to do this. Could somebody please tell me how?
Asked by Chris - Tue Jun 15 20:21:37 2010 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Um... no. He only wants to transfer some stuff, guys. Use any old USB drive, preferably one that has at least 2 GB of storage. (Something that everyone with a computer should own, and they cost under $10.) With a recent 360 update, you can use these to store data. You'll have to go to Memory and manually move everything related to your profile over to the USB stick, and then plug it into your new Slim when you get it and transfer it to that HDD. If you have a LOT of data, this might require several trips. Keep in mind that if you bought DLC, it might be easier to just redownload it onto your new console. Also keep in mind that your DLC will still be licensed to your old console, so you'll only be able to use it on your new console when… [cont.]
Answered by Kevin - Tue Jun 15 21:22:35 2010
How can I connect my xbox to a wireless router with an ethernet cable?
Q. I want to connect to xbox live but dont want to spend the money on the wireless router for xbox. My xbox is in the same room as my router. How do I connect it?
Asked by Grant T - Fri Feb 20 11:40:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There should be Ethernet ports on both the xbox and the back of the router. You just simply need to determine how long of a cable you need, get it, and plug it in. It's pretty easy.
Answered by mcmatrix12000 - Fri Feb 20 11:49:21 2009
Q. I want to connect to xbox live but dont want to spend the money on the wireless router for xbox. My xbox is in the same room as my router. How do I connect it?
Asked by Grant T - Fri Feb 20 11:40:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There should be Ethernet ports on both the xbox and the back of the router. You just simply need to determine how long of a cable you need, get it, and plug it in. It's pretty easy.
Answered by mcmatrix12000 - Fri Feb 20 11:49:21 2009
How long does it take xbox to ship you the return package?
Q. I have the infamous 3 red lights anytime I turn my xbox on. I've taken all the appropriate steps. I called xbox and they said they would send me a postaged paid package to ship them my xbox. Its been over a week. Where is the damn thing?
Asked by meetbleek23 - Fri Jun 29 09:34:24 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Should be there any day--when we shipped ours, our box was there in about a week and a couple days, and they had a new console to us about 2 weeks after that. Luckily for us, we had a Wii, PS2, and DS Lite to keep us busy, good luck with the wait! ~Scottie
Answered by Scott T - Fri Jun 29 09:40:10 2007
Q. I have the infamous 3 red lights anytime I turn my xbox on. I've taken all the appropriate steps. I called xbox and they said they would send me a postaged paid package to ship them my xbox. Its been over a week. Where is the damn thing?
Asked by meetbleek23 - Fri Jun 29 09:34:24 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Should be there any day--when we shipped ours, our box was there in about a week and a couple days, and they had a new console to us about 2 weeks after that. Luckily for us, we had a Wii, PS2, and DS Lite to keep us busy, good luck with the wait! ~Scottie
Answered by Scott T - Fri Jun 29 09:40:10 2007
How can i make my Xbox wireless to my wireless modem for xbox live?
Q. How can i make my Xbox wireless to my wireless modem for xbox live? Do i need a wireless card or a router of somthing? Thanks in advance.
Asked by ryanpatrick42 - Thu Jan 22 20:11:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You need the wireless adapter for the xbox.
Answered by Bob A - Thu Jan 22 20:17:42 2009
Q. How can i make my Xbox wireless to my wireless modem for xbox live? Do i need a wireless card or a router of somthing? Thanks in advance.
Asked by ryanpatrick42 - Thu Jan 22 20:11:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You need the wireless adapter for the xbox.
Answered by Bob A - Thu Jan 22 20:17:42 2009
How do I connect my XBOX 360 to my monitor and speakers, and easily switch back to my pc?
Q. I know about the VGA cables that microsoft provides to make the xbox connect to a monitor, but they still have those big, clunky audio cables attached. How am I supposed to listen to the audio from the XBOX 360 with those? I need one of those tiny headphone-type connectors... Also, I would like to be able to switch between my computer and the xbox on the same monitor and speaker setup without changing the wires every time. Is this possible?
Asked by mez13526 - Sat Aug 8 01:29:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you buy the official microsoft Xbox 360 VGA cable, they come with the headphone-type connector adapter for the red/white audio RCA cables. If you get a VGA switch box, you can choose either your Xbox 360 or PC connections to work with your monitor (see link below).
Answered by Hacked Off - Sun Aug 9 17:18:16 2009
Q. I know about the VGA cables that microsoft provides to make the xbox connect to a monitor, but they still have those big, clunky audio cables attached. How am I supposed to listen to the audio from the XBOX 360 with those? I need one of those tiny headphone-type connectors... Also, I would like to be able to switch between my computer and the xbox on the same monitor and speaker setup without changing the wires every time. Is this possible?
Asked by mez13526 - Sat Aug 8 01:29:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you buy the official microsoft Xbox 360 VGA cable, they come with the headphone-type connector adapter for the red/white audio RCA cables. If you get a VGA switch box, you can choose either your Xbox 360 or PC connections to work with your monitor (see link below).
Answered by Hacked Off - Sun Aug 9 17:18:16 2009
How do i get my xbox 360 machine to sign into my xbox profile immediatly when i turn it on?
Q. My machine broke a few weeks ago. I dont know what i did then but whenever i turned on my xbox 360 it would already have me signed into my xbox profile. My main menu screen would be there and everything. Now i have a new machine and when i turn the system on its not signed into any profile. How do i change this option to have me signed in everytime i turn the machine on?
Asked by john24601ny - Mon Mar 1 11:50:37 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is very easy to do so just follow these steps: 1. Push the Xbox Guide button on your controller (big grey one) 2. Go to the whole way right tab labeled "Settings" 3. Select "Profile" 4. Look for "Auto Sign In" and select it 5. Enable it all done! Just so you know, what happened on your other console is that once you create a new account, it is automatically set to Auto Sign In until you turn it off. You didn't create your account on your new xbox 360 so it didn't make it Auto Sign In. Hope this helps!
Answered by xBigfoot16x / e4 Bigfoot - Thu Mar 4 07:49:36 2010
Q. My machine broke a few weeks ago. I dont know what i did then but whenever i turned on my xbox 360 it would already have me signed into my xbox profile. My main menu screen would be there and everything. Now i have a new machine and when i turn the system on its not signed into any profile. How do i change this option to have me signed in everytime i turn the machine on?
Asked by john24601ny - Mon Mar 1 11:50:37 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is very easy to do so just follow these steps: 1. Push the Xbox Guide button on your controller (big grey one) 2. Go to the whole way right tab labeled "Settings" 3. Select "Profile" 4. Look for "Auto Sign In" and select it 5. Enable it all done! Just so you know, what happened on your other console is that once you create a new account, it is automatically set to Auto Sign In until you turn it off. You didn't create your account on your new xbox 360 so it didn't make it Auto Sign In. Hope this helps!
Answered by xBigfoot16x / e4 Bigfoot - Thu Mar 4 07:49:36 2010
How do I get my Xbox live and computer to work at the same time?
Q. Whenever I play xbox live, the internet on my computer doens't work. If someone is on the computer and i'm playing campaign or something offline, i get disconnected form xbox live. How do I fix it so both the internet and xbox live can work at the same time?
Asked by Shmortsenwagner - Fri Nov 21 17:00:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well get a router and connect it to your modem and everything can work at the same time. A router can handle up to 4 things that connects to the internet at the same time
Answered by Poy - Fri Nov 28 00:43:28 2008
Q. Whenever I play xbox live, the internet on my computer doens't work. If someone is on the computer and i'm playing campaign or something offline, i get disconnected form xbox live. How do I fix it so both the internet and xbox live can work at the same time?
Asked by Shmortsenwagner - Fri Nov 21 17:00:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well get a router and connect it to your modem and everything can work at the same time. A router can handle up to 4 things that connects to the internet at the same time
Answered by Poy - Fri Nov 28 00:43:28 2008
What is the difference between xbox 360 and xbox kinect?
Q. Are they 2 different consoles? You might know about the game kinect also called "project natal". Will Xbox kinect come already attached with the game kinect? If you have xbox 360 with you than will you have to buy the game kinect separately like you buy your other games?
Asked by Seema S - Wed Jun 16 02:38:52 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Xbox 360 kinect The new Xbox 360 redesign is slimmer, quieter, sleeker, has built in Wireless N, and has a 250GB hard drive. It is not a new console, and is not any spectacular leap for Xbox. This is simply a better Xbox 360. First off, the console looks great. It is much smaller than the current model, and has a really nice black glossy finish (although fingerprints show up a lot easier). The buttons are now touch sensitive rather than physical buttons. It is also, as said by Microsoft, "whisper quiet". Unlike the current model, this one doesn't sound like a jet engine when running, and allows it to be practically unnoticed, a big plus when watching movies. It also has built in Wireless N Wifi, which adds a significant value to this… [cont.]
Answered by Yahoo! Answers Star - Wed Jun 16 13:08:37 2010
Q. Are they 2 different consoles? You might know about the game kinect also called "project natal". Will Xbox kinect come already attached with the game kinect? If you have xbox 360 with you than will you have to buy the game kinect separately like you buy your other games?
Asked by Seema S - Wed Jun 16 02:38:52 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Xbox 360 kinect The new Xbox 360 redesign is slimmer, quieter, sleeker, has built in Wireless N, and has a 250GB hard drive. It is not a new console, and is not any spectacular leap for Xbox. This is simply a better Xbox 360. First off, the console looks great. It is much smaller than the current model, and has a really nice black glossy finish (although fingerprints show up a lot easier). The buttons are now touch sensitive rather than physical buttons. It is also, as said by Microsoft, "whisper quiet". Unlike the current model, this one doesn't sound like a jet engine when running, and allows it to be practically unnoticed, a big plus when watching movies. It also has built in Wireless N Wifi, which adds a significant value to this… [cont.]
Answered by Yahoo! Answers Star - Wed Jun 16 13:08:37 2010
How to connect xbox with full hd tv and surround sound system?
Q. I have a full high definition panasonc plasma tv, a panasonc blu ray home theatre system, and an xbox 360. I just wanted to know how I would connect them so audio from tv channels as well as audio from the xbox can play through the blu ray home theatre system. And also what leads I would need such as hdmi and optical audio cables. Thanks very much and any help is appreciated.
Asked by Tom L - Fri Aug 13 03:22:59 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your Home Theater System supports audio via HDMI then you connect HDMI from cable box and Xbox to it. If it doesn't, you connect HDMI from cable box and Xbox to TV for video then optical cable from cable box and Xbox to Home Theater System for audio.
Answered by BANG P - Fri Aug 13 07:24:18 2010
Q. I have a full high definition panasonc plasma tv, a panasonc blu ray home theatre system, and an xbox 360. I just wanted to know how I would connect them so audio from tv channels as well as audio from the xbox can play through the blu ray home theatre system. And also what leads I would need such as hdmi and optical audio cables. Thanks very much and any help is appreciated.
Asked by Tom L - Fri Aug 13 03:22:59 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your Home Theater System supports audio via HDMI then you connect HDMI from cable box and Xbox to it. If it doesn't, you connect HDMI from cable box and Xbox to TV for video then optical cable from cable box and Xbox to Home Theater System for audio.
Answered by BANG P - Fri Aug 13 07:24:18 2010
What's the difference between an Xbox 360 Arcade and a normal 360 with a 20Gb memory apart from the memory?
Q. I recently bought an Xbox 360 Arcade with Halo 3. I've gone over many websites trying to find differences between it and a normal 20Gb Xbox 360, or is that just it. If that is the case, then will it play Xbox original games if I buy a 20Gb memory for it? Any answers would be greatly received.
Asked by arkantosdt - Fri Sep 26 10:43:04 2008 - - 6 Answers - 4 Comments
A. There is no difference in the systems except the Hard drives . All their guts, operating system and graphics are the same. Yes to play the older system games you need a hard drive and frankly a 20Gb is more that enough room i keep lots of stuff on mine from game info to music files and still have tons of space left. BTW if you want a bargain you can find lots of 20GB hard drives on Ebay and at stores like Gamestop for around $50.
Answered by homerliveshere - Fri Sep 26 10:59:07 2008
Q. I recently bought an Xbox 360 Arcade with Halo 3. I've gone over many websites trying to find differences between it and a normal 20Gb Xbox 360, or is that just it. If that is the case, then will it play Xbox original games if I buy a 20Gb memory for it? Any answers would be greatly received.
Asked by arkantosdt - Fri Sep 26 10:43:04 2008 - - 6 Answers - 4 Comments
A. There is no difference in the systems except the Hard drives . All their guts, operating system and graphics are the same. Yes to play the older system games you need a hard drive and frankly a 20Gb is more that enough room i keep lots of stuff on mine from game info to music files and still have tons of space left. BTW if you want a bargain you can find lots of 20GB hard drives on Ebay and at stores like Gamestop for around $50.
Answered by homerliveshere - Fri Sep 26 10:59:07 2008
How do I transfer specific data from one xbox 360 to another?
Q. My cousin made a profile with xbox live in my Xbox 360 and he might get a Xbox 360 for his birthday. So is there a way for us to transfer just his avatar and data to his xbox 360 console. I heard that the memory card will work but i wanna be sure, and if so how?
Asked by Ethan - Mon Nov 16 22:24:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can use a memory card. Just go to memory in the system tab on the xbox guide and copy his profile to the memory card. However, I would recommend just recovering his gamertag on his xbox when he gets it. It will transfer his avatar and all of his gamerscore by simply downloading it. This would be the easiest solution. To do this, when he first turns on his xbox, instead of creating a new profile, click on recover gamertag.
Answered by lcollier93@sbcglobal.net - Tue Nov 17 13:31:02 2009
Q. My cousin made a profile with xbox live in my Xbox 360 and he might get a Xbox 360 for his birthday. So is there a way for us to transfer just his avatar and data to his xbox 360 console. I heard that the memory card will work but i wanna be sure, and if so how?
Asked by Ethan - Mon Nov 16 22:24:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can use a memory card. Just go to memory in the system tab on the xbox guide and copy his profile to the memory card. However, I would recommend just recovering his gamertag on his xbox when he gets it. It will transfer his avatar and all of his gamerscore by simply downloading it. This would be the easiest solution. To do this, when he first turns on his xbox, instead of creating a new profile, click on recover gamertag.
Answered by lcollier93@sbcglobal.net - Tue Nov 17 13:31:02 2009
How much does Gamestop buy used Xbox 360 games for?
Q. My xbox just got the red ring of death and all of my friends have PS3's. So i am planning to sell all of my games and buy a PS3. I have 34 xbox 360 games and 2 original xbox games. Some are very new games but others are fairly old. I know that how much they buy each for depends on what game it is but i was just wondering what a rough estimate of how much I will get for each game.
Asked by John Eric K - Fri Aug 13 00:26:02 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i sold some xbox games not to long ago and they gave me 2-5 dollars each. rip off. xbox 360 games should be about 10 for the really old ones and about 20 for the new ones. by the way, if you have insurance you can still take it back and they'll give you a new one
Answered by ernie - Fri Aug 13 00:33:46 2010
Q. My xbox just got the red ring of death and all of my friends have PS3's. So i am planning to sell all of my games and buy a PS3. I have 34 xbox 360 games and 2 original xbox games. Some are very new games but others are fairly old. I know that how much they buy each for depends on what game it is but i was just wondering what a rough estimate of how much I will get for each game.
Asked by John Eric K - Fri Aug 13 00:26:02 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i sold some xbox games not to long ago and they gave me 2-5 dollars each. rip off. xbox 360 games should be about 10 for the really old ones and about 20 for the new ones. by the way, if you have insurance you can still take it back and they'll give you a new one
Answered by ernie - Fri Aug 13 00:33:46 2010
What is the difference between an Xbox 360 and an Xbox 360 Elite?
Q. What is the difference between an Xbox 360 and an Xbox 360 Elite besides the color and the hard drive?
Asked by B W - Tue Aug 17 18:35:42 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Elite comes with a 120 or 250 GB hard drive, which is bigger than the other models. It also comes in colours other than white -- most are black, I've got a red one from the Resident Evil 5 bundle. Other than that they're identical -- all 360s have the same internal components including HDMI, ever since late 2008.
Answered by opurt - Tue Aug 17 19:50:49 2010
Q. What is the difference between an Xbox 360 and an Xbox 360 Elite besides the color and the hard drive?
Asked by B W - Tue Aug 17 18:35:42 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Elite comes with a 120 or 250 GB hard drive, which is bigger than the other models. It also comes in colours other than white -- most are black, I've got a red one from the Resident Evil 5 bundle. Other than that they're identical -- all 360s have the same internal components including HDMI, ever since late 2008.
Answered by opurt - Tue Aug 17 19:50:49 2010
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