The 360 did not come with everything needed for the true experience. Component was unacceptable for his enormous HDTV. I watched my friend spend hundreds of dollars piecing together a true 360 experience. In the edit to my post I also knocked the PS3 for not coming with an HDMI cable. That was probably not there when you replied.RyaNtheSlayA wrote:Since when did people complain about long cables?equalsign wrote: I think that wireless internet, HD output, and HDD space are things that are really crucial to the core of the Xbox360 experience. I do not think the original system shipped with its core experience intact regardless of the bundle chosen. That really bugged me and ended up turning me off of the system.
The headset wasn't great but it's better than none at all. (The cord connected to the controller as well, so like the Wii's nunchuck, it's wireless, but it's not)
Anyways, the Pro DID come with HD cables. At the time it came with component and composite cables. HDMI wasn't added in till later. (Keep in mind, no PS3 came with any HD cables, and still don't to my knowledge)
When the 360 launched, all XBLA games had a size limit, 8gb was more than enough at the time. Patching wasn't really a thing, and neither was DLC. Though upgrading was a bit of a ripoff.
It should have came with wifi, however, basically any wireless bridge worked as well. It did come with an ethernet cable at least.
At the time of it's launch, the 360 came with just about everything needed. The PS3 and 360 have had a huge amount of features and services added, so while now it seems kind of insane it didn't come with a 120gb hard drive or HDMI, it wasn't really necessary when they were launched. The 360 has been out now about 7 years. In tech terms that's honestly pretty bonkers when you think about it.
I do not care whether people normally complain about cord length. The headset that came with the 360 had way too long of a cord for my tastes.
Back in 2005 my friend and I were not tech savvy enough to know about wifi bridging.
