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250GB Hard Drive For Xbox 360
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Microsoft drive a hard bargain.
Published: 19:54, 23/03/2010 by wotta.
37Microsoft are to release a stand alone 250gb hard drive for Xbox 360 on the 16th April.
A listing on Amazon had outed the new hardware, at a price of £79.99 and after MCV brought this to Microsoft’s attention they were told by a spokesperson,
The 250GB hard drive offers the player more space to store game content and full titles with games on demand.
They’ll also have more freedom to download the latest demos, Xbox Live arcade games, TV shows, movies, music and more straight to their Xbox 360 console.
So there we go, looks like this could be the companies solution to the storage problems of late.
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