agabara on 13 December 2007
| eugene said: All versions come with a charger, the play and charge kit is different. Its a usb cord that plug into the controller while you play. Kind of like making it a wired controller temporarily. It actually only comes with the Halo 3 edition or is sold separately for $14. You dont need it and like I said, all versions come with a charger and a charged controller lasts for over 20 hours. |
I really don't think this is true. I bought my premium 360 just a few months ago and it came with the battery pack with two non-rechargeable batteries in it. I don't think all premium 360s come with a charger.
Systems owned: Nintendo 64, GameCube, Xbox 360, Atari 7800, Genesis, PlayStation, Dreamcast, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS.
Year-end predictions (April 6, 2008):
- DS: 94 million (96.0)
- Wii: 46 million (44.4)
- PSP: 45 million (43.6)
- X360: 27 million (27.3)
- PS3: 24 million (19.4)
- PS2: 124 million (123.7)
