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The 4gb slims are $50 and the 250gb are $80. I have an Xbox One, but there are still quite a few games I play with friends on my 360 that aren't backwards compatible. I also have back logged games that I want to get through as well. http://www.gamestop.com/browse/xbox-360/systems?nav=1385-c4
I was still rocking my OG white 360 that I got in 2008. It still worked, but it wouldn't read discs and was probably just a matter of time until I got the RROD.
I was actually able to take the 120gb hard drive apart from my older model Xbox and slide it into to the slim. I also have 2 32gb memory sticks that I store game on as well. Here are the instrucktions on how to swap the HD's... https://snapguide.com/guides/use-your-old-360-hard-drive-in-a-new-xbox-360-1/
I traded in a few games that I already beat and don't play anymore and got $44 credit so I only paid about $8(after taxes) for the the thing. I just thought I'd give you all a heads up as the 360 still holds up well with this generation of consoles.
I was still rocking my OG white 360 that I got in 2008. It still worked, but it wouldn't read discs and was probably just a matter of time until I got the RROD.
I was actually able to take the 120gb hard drive apart from my older model Xbox and slide it into to the slim. I also have 2 32gb memory sticks that I store game on as well. Here are the instrucktions on how to swap the HD's... https://snapguide.com/guides/use-your-old-360-hard-drive-in-a-new-xbox-360-1/
I traded in a few games that I already beat and don't play anymore and got $44 credit so I only paid about $8(after taxes) for the the thing. I just thought I'd give you all a heads up as the 360 still holds up well with this generation of consoles.