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ik for a fact that i call it classic since we had most of our fun on that console growing up till new gen slowly took over us and most of us in our 20s now with jobs and lifeOof, now I know I'm getting old if the 360 is considered a classic now.
I’m in my 30’s, so I was 15 when it dropped. So half of my high school, and all my college years was that console generation.ik for a fact that i call it classic since we had most of our fun on that console growing up till new gen slowly took over us and most of us in our 20s now with jobs and life
I get what you mean. The PS3 definitely had an edge with Blu-ray back then. I remember how cool it was watching movies on the same console I played games on. But still, Xbox 360 gave me some of my best multiplayer memories, especially with Halo.The Xbox 360 was a decent console at launch but I really think it fell short in rivaling it's main contemporary, Playstation 3. Many users at the time lamented the lack of Blu-ray player on the console. At that time, I chose Playstation 3 over the Xbox 360.