subject: The Resident Evil Xbox 360 Bundle. Is This Good Value? [print this page] When selecting a gaming system, analyzing customer reviews is always important. This season, Xbox has come out with better and better bundles to select from when searching for a gaming system. One very trendy purchase is the Xbox 360 Resident Evil 5 Elite Red console. This Xbox 360 bundle is priced right for what you get.
With the launch of Resident Evil 5, Microsoft introduced the limited edition console. It features all the standards of the Elite Xbox 360 plus it has an exclusive red finish bundled with the matching red wireless controller, a 120 GB hard drive, Resident Evil 5 Standard Edition video game, an exclusive Resident Evil premium theme and a token card that contains Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD remix.
The bundle has been very well received for several reasons. First of all, it has the Jasper chip which uses much less power. This seems to be the first in the Elite version that has the new, more efficient chip. Almost all people agree that this is the best way to purchase an Xbox 360 right now. The system and controller have a wonderful shade of red. It runs a lot cooler and quieter than any other Xbox system before it.
The 120 GB hard drive is plenty big enough to fully install all of your games rather than having to play them off their discs. It runs faster as well. Because it has the Jasper chip, all of the previous problems that some Xbox 360 users have complained about are nonexistent. A lot of users of the original Xbox systems have complained about the large amount of power the system required as well as overheating problems. Fortunately, this Xbox 360 bundle seems to be the perfect solution to all those problems.
The cool red color is actually darker than any of the pictures show so it actually looks very trendy and not gaudy at all. Consumers who are looking for an Xbox 360 bundle will really enjoy this one because of the great games that comes with it and the funky color. Plus, you cannot beat the great price.
