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Adinnieken on 30 April 2013
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fillet said:
Adinnieken said:
fillet said:
the2real4mafol said:
What was the white and black buttons for? But i can't believe anyone could game with that fat controller, it was huge. The controller we know today is far better. But, the Xbox was great for it's time. 8gb hard drive, online gaming through Xbox live, many great exclusives and support. It stood well against the PS2 (not in sales so much) and proved that another company can do it. Microsoft proved they could be successful with the 360


20GB hard drive originally.

No, the Xbox never came with anything but an 8GB HDD. 

The Xbox 360 originally came with a 20GB in the Pro/Premium or none for the Core model.

Actually we're both wrong, it mainly used 10GB drives formatted as 8GB.

http://hackipedia.org/Disk%20formats/File%20systems/FATX,%20File%20Allocation%20Table%20%28X-Box%29/THE%20XBOX%20HARD%20DRIVE%20%28FATX%20description%29.htm

This site lists models used.

I can believe that.  HDD models typically last two years through their entire product lifecycle.