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<blockquote data-quote="ki11erDM" data-source="post: 4155075" data-attributes="member: 58179">Both systems look great.&nbsp; It is all about who made the game and how much time they put in on it.The 'new' Xboxes don’t have the Red Ring of Death issue.&nbsp; So you don't have to worry about that.The online play is nice on the 360.&nbsp; I ONLY play with people I know in RL or people they know.&nbsp; In fact it is my D&amp;D group for the most part.&nbsp; Also I would not recommend the &quot;Elite&quot; version as you only get a bigger hard drive and they are most likely coming out with much larger ones in a few months.My only concern would be is MS going to push out a Blue Ray player version of the Xbox, which they say they are not... but that does not mean they won’t release something else that happens to have the capabilities of an Xbox with a player in it under a different name like “Home Media Server” or something.&nbsp; But it sounds like that would not matter much to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ki11erDM, post: 4155075, member: 58179"] Both systems look great. It is all about who made the game and how much time they put in on it. The 'new' Xboxes don’t have the Red Ring of Death issue. So you don't have to worry about that. The online play is nice on the 360. I ONLY play with people I know in RL or people they know. In fact it is my D&D group for the most part. Also I would not recommend the "Elite" version as you only get a bigger hard drive and they are most likely coming out with much larger ones in a few months. My only concern would be is MS going to push out a Blue Ray player version of the Xbox, which they say they are not... but that does not mean they won’t release something else that happens to have the capabilities of an Xbox with a player in it under a different name like “Home Media Server” or something. But it sounds like that would not matter much to you. [/QUOTE]

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