XBOX 360 Elite Halo 3 Bundle Coming to Canada August 28th for $329.99 Elite $299.99

[kukkudo]

Joystiq is reporting that Canada will be getting a 360 Elite Halo 3 bundle on the 28th, it includes a copy of Halo 3 and the network adapter for $349.99. This is a good sign that the regular elite will drop to $299, hopefully they also clear out the pros at a good price. http://www.joystiq.com/2009/08/23/ru...ing-to-canada/

the 60gb pro will be phased out.


update The source has the bundle for $329.99.

http://www.thesource.ca/estore/Produ...roduct=5815522

[FanIn80]

All I want is a wireless NIC that doesn't cost $100.

[wooohooo]

Originally Posted by FanIn80

All I want is a wireless NIC that doesn't cost $100.

You can always just hook up your laptop/computer to it and that way you don't need one.

[Fire]

Doesn't everyone that wants to play Halo 3 already have Halo 3?

[Jordan!]

I recommend a Linksys Powerline instead of anything wireless for gaming. It uses your house's powergrid to send 1's and 0's as though it's network cable. It's the best product i've ever bought.

I get great latency as well, much, much better for gaming.

[Otto-matic]

Hmm if the Pro's go cheap I might pick up another one and save my first gen 360 as a backup

[3 Justin 3]

Originally Posted by Otto-matic

Hmm if the Pro's go cheap I might pick up another one and save my first gen 360 as a backup

Yeah, I hope someone sells them for real cheap. My current one, which is out of warranty, is mucking up my discs. My new Madden disc has a 6mm "scratch/cut/smudge" in it. Doesn't affect gameplay ATM, but I hope it doesn't get worse.

[mykalberta]

Originally Posted by Bouw N Arrow

I recommend a Linksys Powerline instead of anything wireless for gaming. It uses your house's powergrid to send 1's and 0's as though it's network cable. It's the best product i've ever bought.

I get great latency as well, much, much better for gaming.

100% agree.

Powerline is the way to go.

[Otto-matic]

Originally Posted by 3 Justin 3

Yeah, I hope someone sells them for real cheap. My current one, which is out of warranty, is mucking up my discs. My new Madden disc has a 6mm "scratch/cut/smudge" in it. Doesn't affect gameplay ATM, but I hope it doesn't get worse.

Yeah i've been getting a few disc read errors and some scratching on the game discs, plus its starting to get fairly warm after 15 minuets of gaming.

Can I just plug in my old HD into the new system or do I need to buy a transfer kit.

[kukkudo]

Originally Posted by Otto-matic

Yeah i've been getting a few disc read errors and some scratching on the game discs, plus its starting to get fairly warm after 15 minuets of gaming.

Can I just plug in my old HD into the new system or do I need to buy a transfer kit.

ya just slap the hard drive onto the new one and your good to go.

[TSXCman]

Originally Posted by Bouw N Arrow

I recommend a Linksys Powerline instead of anything wireless for gaming. It uses your house's powergrid to send 1's and 0's as though it's network cable. It's the best product i've ever bought.

I get great latency as well, much, much better for gaming.

I have a 100 foot cord coming from my computer room to the basement for connection. It's rather comical but it is a solid connection, and $100 extra for wireless is so ridiculous.

It's crazy to think that MS still insists on having hard drives priced at triple the cost per gig, and wireless at a similar mark up