gaming Do you miss the Xbox 360?

[RoseFlower 19]

Team speak and such. Which i knew in high school, but later on i feel they just sort of went away. I mean overall my friends i had in high school. The only friends i have that i still have contact with are ones i went with in elementary school, sort of who i get along with even to this day.

This is me getting excited to play it back then with friends.

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 41,599]

I never got to experience the 360 in its prime. I actually got a PS3 after my 360 red ringed (it did that so early that they wanted to charge $150 to fix it) so I stuck with that for years, didn't switch back until 2011. I have heard so many stories from others and from some family members about playing Halo and other games online over the years. It sounded incredibly fun with the 360's great online structure. If Microsoft didn't botch the Xbox One reveal so hard, I have a feeling Xbox would still be the center for online play in the console market. Not that it is doing bad of course, but still.

At the very least, it is still really cool that you were able to make good memories because of the system. I know a lot of people have. It is like me now, making memories playing online on the Xbox One with my boyfriend. Gaming has a way of doing that, creating wonderful memories.

[Brony Number 42 10,069]

Of course I still have my 360 and about 350 games for it. I played it over my PS3. I think it had the best library of games. We will see what kind of library the current generation has.

I use a 2TB external hard drive on it to keep the movies I downloaded. I don't think you can do that with the Xbox 3, can you?

[Snow Frostflame 3,568]

Do I miss the days when the Xbox 360 was the most superior Microsoft console. Yes, those days were arguably some of my most fond memories in gaming (2007-2015). I've met so many friends, and started a YouTube channel from those times. I still have my 360, its covered in dust and even if I do plug it back in, the console has aged horribly. The scanner is broken, the disc tray is broken, and its red ringed twice because its a 2007 model that I refused to upgrade... but it still powers on and plays games. Though I have no reason to power on my 360 since I have a One, with its better graphics, and control scheme. Plus the One has a decent ever expanding library of Xbox 360 games (a lot of them I already own), and soon will have Xbox Classic games.

So to summarize, I miss the Xbox 360 days, but I don't miss going on my 360 now that I'm spoiled to the more superior Xbox One.

Edited November 20, 2017 by Snowflake Frostflame

[joanro 247]

I didn’t pick up a Xbox 360 until 2010. By then, the RROD issue had been resolved(at least I think). My fondest memories were playing Gears 3 with my cousin and his friend(which I am still friends with today although we don’t really play the same games anymore). 

Edited November 20, 2017 by joanro

[EpicEnergy 23,219]

I still have my Xbox 360 but I rarely play nowadays.

[DixonTheAdversary 1,632]

Back when I owned an Xbox 360, I was never able to get Xbox Live. I was pretty young at the time and had no way to pay for the online services. Eventually I sold it in favor of the PS3 and it's free online services.

[ZiggWheelsManning 10,559]

I'm surprised I never played a single game on that darn thing.  

[Megas 27,690]

I still have one and of all the Xbox platforms that have came out it's still my favorite

[Cash In 22,370]

Never owned a 360 myself - I had a Wii and PS3, but most of my friends had one, so I played a lot of games with them. Fantastic library overall and I consider it my favourite console of that particular generation.

[Envy 6,169]

I never even had one. I have never had a Microsoft console.

[baba_booey 4,303]

My brother had one growing up, although honestly I didn't really play it much. I do kind of miss that era though, in addition to the Wii and PS3.

[Retro*Derpy 3,186]

The actual console? Absolutely not, my two were terrible at least. Constant red rings even after repairs. 

The games of that Era were amazing though, really fun with friends.