endimion on 15 August 2013
| D-Joe said: Albert Penello explained how it works for non supported regions http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=76585023&postcount=19 "It's totally different. First - all games are WW signed. Not all 360 games are. Second - The console will work everywhere (keeping in mind Power Supplies) Third - You can use one of the 13 digital marketplaces corresponding to our launch markets, assuming you have a valid payment instrument for those countries. Lots of people in Europe specifically travel, move, and visit family. Now, of course, if you were using Pre-Paid cards... :) You will still find that music and video content can be geo-restricted based on licensing. (e.g. Netflix works only in supported countries)" |
this is exactly why I want the power brick to stay outside the box unless they do a 110-240 V 50-60 Hz
I have a US XB 360 in France right now... if they didn't have the possibility to swap the brick I would have had to buy a new one or plug it on my huge power transformer but for that I would need a US power strip and it's pain to find one abroad....
nottom line the brick is hidden behind the media center so it's not an issue.... and that wish is valid for any eletric device I have.... I'll take versatility over aesthetic any day.... I've mastered the art of hiding cables and all over the years as long as the end device is nice I don't mind....
