November 21, 2005

Xbox 360 - Let the Insanity Begin!

If you want an Xbox 360, you better be lined up for the midnight madness events going on tonight for the official release. According to TeamBox.com:

More than 4,500 retailers will be holding midnight madness events. Best Buy, Microsoft’s retail partner for Xbox 360 launch events, also will open all its U.S. stores at 9 a.m. on Nov. 22. “Xbox 360 takes our customers’ gaming experience to new levels,” said Jill Hamburger, vice president of games at Best Buy. “Walk into any of our stores and you’ll feel the excitement — it’s a complete entertainment solution.”

There's a a lot of talk about Xbox 360 shortages for the Christmas season, so you might want to get one of the suckers fast. Personally, nothing is getting me out of my warm bed and into the freezing air at midnight, so I'll play my Atari 2600 till the crowds are gone.

At TeamBox.com

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Posted by William Hungerford at November 21, 2005 10:44 AM
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Agreed. I think the original XBOX has some legs and I Pitfall is still the best game of all time on the 2600.


Posted by: Atari Fan at November 21, 2005 8:54 PM
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