The hunt for 360 almost over.
After four months since it's release, the Xbox 360 is finally becoming more available in stores. Today was the first time I'd actually saw premium 360's in any store. I wanted to buy it but I'm little short on cash, so I'll put it on lay-away. MS announced earlier this week that 360's will be stock in stores during the first week in April. The days of shortages are about over folks. MS is delivering more 360's so more folks (Me included) can finally get their hands on Elder Scrolls 4 or Call of Duty 2 (Of course, if you have a powerful PC then you don't need to worry about that.)

I didn't go 360 hunting last year. With console shortages, people getting mugged, and sky rocket eBay prices (And scams), I decided to play the waiting game. Sure, I really wanted to play Call of Duty 2, Condemned, and PGR3 but I didn't want fight against angry crowds or pay $2000.00+ for a 360. I knew the system would be more plentiful early this year so waiting seem like the best choice.
What I wonder now is are the defects finally fixed? I'd hope by now MS have fixed any bugs that plagued the console. A lot gamers say folks exaggerated about 360 issues, saying that it wasn't as big or widespread as some people made it out to be. Others though beg to differ, such as this site.
http://www.llamma.com/xbox360/news/Xbox-360-Game-Disc-Scratched.htm
I know the 360 haves problems. What console doesn't? But I'm certain to believe the problems have been fixed.
Lastly, I wonder has everyone pre-orders been taken care off? A lot gamers were upset that they didn't get their 360's, especially since they order in advance. I wonder will they take the chance to run to their nearest stores to get one and forgo their orders at GameStop or Ebgames?
Looks like the battle might still be on going. Time to fight for a 360. En guard!!
GamerC


Wow!! Good job Nintendo for getting Sega and Hudson games part of your virtual console. News like this not only makes me excited but makes me think of the possiblity of other third party companies bringing their games to Nintendo's download service. Who here would love to see Final Fantasy 3 or Contra 3 playable on the Rev? Since Sega is allowing their Genesis games to be emulated I wonder will we see Saturn games or DreamCast games down the line too? Please Hudson, allow Turbo Duo CD games to be available so I can finally play Dracula X without paying $400 dollars for the console and game on eBay. 

























