Internal packing material was kept at a minimum, with only folded cardboard around the console, and a couple of narrow foam strips under it, as well as a lot of mostly green plastic bags of course.Īt this point I should say that a few months ago my 60cm Panasonic CRT TV lost its picture and I've yet to decide whether to get it repaired or just hang out until I can upgrade to an LCD.
(It's a pity it's beige, but it's a nice shade of beige ) There was also the two-game bundle in a single case tucked in a narrow space on one side of the box. I hope that impression holds up over time. The build quality of all the components looks very good and one gets the impression that it's a very solid piece of equipment.
#Macgamestore ripoff developers manual#
Apart from the console and power pack, the 360 Pro pack contained a combined composite/component cable, ethernet cable, controller, media remote, SCART adaptor, four AA batteries for the two gadgets, and a disappointingly small manual (which is actually fairly thorough). Unpacking it showed where a fair chunk of the weight was - the power pack is ginormous! By itself it seems bigger than the combined slimline PS2 and its power pack, although it's probably not. Once home (after going via a friend's place for a little show-and-tell ) I opened it up and started the setup. I later went to another store and picked up a dirt cheap new copy of the 360 Tomb Raider Legend, as you do. Heading to the checkout with the 360 Pro Bundle through a heavy Boxing Day crowd I found out that this is no lightweight console! I didn't weigh the pack but it's pretty hefty and by the time I made it back to my car in a nearby multi-story car park I was glad for a rest (I'd made a short diversion to an Apple Centre to check out the new iMac for the first time as well).
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