The Xbox 360 can badly damage disks if you tilt the xbox from horizontal to vertical (or vice versa) making them to the point of unreadable
Gamestop will clean some xBox 360 game discs.
xbox 360.The Xbox 360 is the best as it can run games for both the Xbox and the Xbox 360.
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You can't since the Xbox 360 has better graphics and things you can do on an Xbox 360. And considering that the Xbox 360 came out after the Xbox.
you can get your xbox 360 ac adapter to work with your xbox 360
Gamestop will clean some xBox 360 game discs.
it should
No. There is no xbox 360 that can play blu-ray discs.
I have an Xbox 360 Pro it can play classic Xbox game discs and it comes with a 60G hard drive and mic, the arcade doesnt do any of that.
You can play original Xbox games on the 360 because it is backwards compatible but you cannot play any other console games on the Xbox 360 because it does not support other discs. There would be no point in other discs if you could play one disc on any console.
Since Xbox 360 can play original Xbox discs, yes
Xbox's will not scratch or 'ring' discs unless tilted when a disc is inserted.
no, The wii is the best the 360 and PS3 is the worst game to ever be invented
Modding your 360 does not affect anything in a negative manner. Your original discs will work the same as they did before. -Personal experience from modding XBOX 360 for 3 years.
NO a different file system and language application is used
No, Xbox does not repair cosmetic damage.
You do not buy a map you purchase a set of 5 maps ( First Strike, Escalation, or Annihilation) and you download them into your Xbox 360. The place your downloaded information is stored when you download them is the Xbox 360 harddrive. So while your question seems to think that they are not the same, the only place an Xbox 360 can store downloads is the harddrive. The game discs are not rewritten to add the new maps or even rewriteable if an Xbox 360 had the capability to rewrite discs