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Published: October 30, 2007
It was difficult enough to get one's hands on an Xbox. What is there to do when you actually have one? Well, the hunt is not done yet. There are numerous Xbox accessories to acquire before the real fun can begin. It does not depend on which model of Xbox, whether it is the original or 360, Xbox accessories are a must for ultimate enjoyment.
The console comes with one controller, but who wants to play all of the games alone? Many games allow or require more than one player. For this reason, extra controllers need to be purchased. Many of these Xbox accessories exist, including "limited editions," colored versions, and the original black. They have special features such as handgrips that allow hands to stay dry and cool, improved handling, ones that light up, and the like. The prices for these Xbox accessories vary between $14.99 and $49.99.
Among other Xbox accessories, memory cards are not essential to play. These Xbox accessories let players to save their points in a game and allow for easy transfer over to a different console, such as a friend's or for extra precaution for important games. They are not necessary because the Xbox console already has a hard disk built-in. The cost of an 8 MB memory card is $19.99.
For gamers who enjoy playing in an online community, a headset "heightens the experience." Like other Xbox accessories, it is not necessary for everyone. These Xbox accessories are ideal for communicating with other members, teammates or even friends. Messages can be recorded and saved with Xbox 360 through the free Live Message Service. For $19.99, the adjustable boom microphone, noise canceling microphones and in-line volume control make it easy to use while dominating an opponent.
A special feature of Xbox is its ability to play DVDs. The console has a built-in DVD drive, but it can not be used without more Xbox accessories: the Xbox DVD movie playback kit. This includes "the required hardware, the driver, and an infrared DVD remote control." Without these Xbox accessories, DVDs will not play in the drive, only games will. This kit is not necessary if the owner already has a DVD player in possession. But if not, $29.99 for the Xbox DVD will grant hours of movie watching pleasure.
The search for game playing and movie watching heaven is not complete upon buying an Xbox console. In fact, it has only begun. The types of Xbox accessories needed really depends on the kinds of game one likes to play, but extra controllers are a good idea for anybody wanting to compete with family or friends. A headset makes playing in a community run smoother, and memory cards are great for having an extra backup. Of course, what DVD player is complete without a remote control? Luckily, Xbox accessories are easier to come by than the original consoles.
Sources:
"Headset." XBox. 2007. 21 Sept. 2007. http://www.xbox.com/en-US/hardware/x/xbox360headse t/.
"XBox Controller." XBReporter. 2007. 21 Sept. 2007. http://www.xbreporter.com/xbox_controllers.php.
"XBox DVD Playback Kit." XBReporter. 2007. 21 Sept. 2007. http://www.xbreporter.com/xbox_dvd_playback_kit.ph p.
"XBox Memory Cards." XBReporter. 2007. 21 Sept. 2007. http://www.xbreporter.com/xbox_memory_card.php.
The console comes with one controller, but who wants to play all of the games alone? Many games allow or require more than one player. For this reason, extra controllers need to be purchased. Many of these Xbox accessories exist, including "limited editions," colored versions, and the original black. They have special features such as handgrips that allow hands to stay dry and cool, improved handling, ones that light up, and the like. The prices for these Xbox accessories vary between $14.99 and $49.99.
Among other Xbox accessories, memory cards are not essential to play. These Xbox accessories let players to save their points in a game and allow for easy transfer over to a different console, such as a friend's or for extra precaution for important games. They are not necessary because the Xbox console already has a hard disk built-in. The cost of an 8 MB memory card is $19.99.
For gamers who enjoy playing in an online community, a headset "heightens the experience." Like other Xbox accessories, it is not necessary for everyone. These Xbox accessories are ideal for communicating with other members, teammates or even friends. Messages can be recorded and saved with Xbox 360 through the free Live Message Service. For $19.99, the adjustable boom microphone, noise canceling microphones and in-line volume control make it easy to use while dominating an opponent.
A special feature of Xbox is its ability to play DVDs. The console has a built-in DVD drive, but it can not be used without more Xbox accessories: the Xbox DVD movie playback kit. This includes "the required hardware, the driver, and an infrared DVD remote control." Without these Xbox accessories, DVDs will not play in the drive, only games will. This kit is not necessary if the owner already has a DVD player in possession. But if not, $29.99 for the Xbox DVD will grant hours of movie watching pleasure.
The search for game playing and movie watching heaven is not complete upon buying an Xbox console. In fact, it has only begun. The types of Xbox accessories needed really depends on the kinds of game one likes to play, but extra controllers are a good idea for anybody wanting to compete with family or friends. A headset makes playing in a community run smoother, and memory cards are great for having an extra backup. Of course, what DVD player is complete without a remote control? Luckily, Xbox accessories are easier to come by than the original consoles.
Sources:
"Headset." XBox. 2007. 21 Sept. 2007. http://www.xbox.com/en-US/hardware/x/xbox360headse t/.
"XBox Controller." XBReporter. 2007. 21 Sept. 2007. http://www.xbreporter.com/xbox_controllers.php.
"XBox DVD Playback Kit." XBReporter. 2007. 21 Sept. 2007. http://www.xbreporter.com/xbox_dvd_playback_kit.ph p.
"XBox Memory Cards." XBReporter. 2007. 21 Sept. 2007. http://www.xbreporter.com/xbox_memory_card.php.
