Avalach21 on 05 July 2007
| Tispower said: Microsoft must be kicking themselves for making the core, I mean the premium version accounts for 90% of purchases, and it means that games are going to be easier to do in the PS3, eventually. Plus, isn't this game made by Sony anyway, so they're hardly going to put it on a competitors saystem are they? |
I really don't think so...
If a developer REALLY wanted to use the harddrive, they would. They would just put a "Requires Xbox 360 harddrive" sticker on the box. Majoras mask required an expansion pack, as did Donkey kong 64. Donkey Kong 64 packed it in with the game. They could sell a version with the harddrive packed in for a slight discount ($120-$130). Or just sell it alone, as Majoras Mask was, and require the consumer to go out and buy the harddrive themselves if they indeed didn't have one. This is the exact same thing to me. I really don't see the difference.
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