Xbox and Xbox 360 Soft Touch Wireless controller

March 23, 2008 | By Doug In Xbox360 |

Xbox and Xbox 360 Soft Touch Wireless controller
Soft touch textiled rubber, wireless mini Xbox controller. Featuring the latest generation 2.4 GHz radio frequency wireless technology with a lag-free range of up to 10 metres. Allows you to connect up to 4 wireless controllers to one game console at the same time. The auto frequency search function automatically links up with receivers that are plugged into the console. Other features include an off control for the vibration function and a holder on the receiver unit for two XBOX memory cards. Low battery consumption provides longer usage without battery change.

Sanyo PLC-XW50 1500 ANSI XGA Projector
Image Brightness: 1500 ANSI lumens. Image Contrast Ratio: 400:1. Resolution: 1024 x 768. Native Aspect Ratio: 4:3. Bulb type: UHP 200 Watt. Bulb life cycle: 1500 hour(s) / 2000 hour(s) (economic mode). Video Input: RGB, S-Video, composite video, component video ( NTSC, SECAM, PAL, PAL-N, PAL-M, NTSC 4.43 ). Video Output: RGB. Audio Output: Speaker(s) - integrated. Sound Output Mode: Mono 1 Watt. Input Device: Remote control. Power: AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz ). Power Consumption Operational: 250 Watt

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Connect & Cool (AV Centre with Cooling Fans) (Xbox 360)
List Price: ?19.99
Amazon Price: ?19.99
Used Price: ?32.70
Customer Review: This device DOES work !
I didn’t buy this for its cooling function, but for the AV-outputs. I have my 360 connected to a Sanyo PLV-Z5 projector and a Humax LDE-40A 40″ LCD-TV, optical out going to a JBL DTS/AC3 Surround System. The problem was I always had to change the cables (VGA/Beamer and Component/TV) AND the optical each time. Besides this being a hassle I felt the connectors wearing out, sitting not too firmly anymore. Now I have all cables connected simultaneously and just turn 2 little switches ! VGA working perfectly in 1280×720, component 720p/1080i. No pink screens, no 480p-only - everything works as expected. People facing those problems are doing something wrong I think: You cant switch output while the 360 is running - it checks the connections when booting; pink screens may indicate wrong cable-connections; VGA/component settings on the display-device may bet set wrong … This is a passive device meaning it does NOT have any special circuits, it’s nothing more than a “cable” with 2 switches and more connectors, so theres no reason why this shouldn’t work properly. The fans are working silently, I doubt they’ll help much, though. It may be a good idea to remove them, or connect an external power-supply to them. Im not sure if the extra-load on the AV-out is “good” for the 360. Great product for the AV-Outs ! Maybe a good cooling-soultion - not sure, though … Ordered sunday-night, delivered tuesday-morning (from the UK to germany !) Thats damn quick

Ethernet Network Cable (Xbox 360)
List Price: ?9.99
Amazon Price: ?8.99

Stuntman: Ignition (Xbox 360)
List Price: ?39.99
Amazon Price: ?19.96
Used Price: ?12.50
Customer Review: Great game
Play as a stuntman doing great stunts for movies its amazing. The Graphics are brilliant - I love the way the roads sparkles so realisticlly! I love the easy gameplay and the way the cars and motorbikes turn easily at the flick of a button! Its a brilliant game, and I recommend it to anyone. I love it!
Customer Review: Superb
Ever since Project Gotham came out for the Xbox, i have been looking for another driving game to come and knock my socks off. PGR had everything, a good learning curve, replayability trying to ace every single race to get the cars you desired. And on a whim i bought Stuntman II: Ignition. This is the very first driving game which has left me in two states… one of being just really content to play oevr and over again in a fun loving way, and then the other state which is rip roaring aggression to master every single race. At first i thought it was impossible to get over 2 stars on any race, however once I hit the odd jobs, i had a revelation, and i went straight back to the first levels… and 5 star after 5 star came (after playing and replaying and replaying the level!!) This is not a bad thing at all. It is about becoming the master stuntman and mastering every vehicle from monster trucks, to lorries carrying a scud missile to motorbikes. They all drive differently, and you have to adjust your play to crack them. The stunts themselves are brilliantly thought out, from driving through a lava encircled town after a volcano eruption, to a Dukes of hazzard type movie… they are all brilliant fun. The only gripe i have about this (and it is a very small one) is the fact that in the action replays and trailers for the movies, you can actually see the ramps you jump over. It would have been far better to disguise them as in a proper movie… however you can not play this game and want to master it without noticing the imperfections of the game! As mentioned, the string system is basically that of Tony Hawkes (although i would put it more on the Kudos system of PGR) so every time you get close to an object, go through a time gate, get air, go on two wheels-(obviously this is for the cars, and wheelies for the bikes, hitting directors marks (doing specific stunts, such as 180 degree turns, getting close to cars, bumping cars, and cashing cars) you name it, and it is there! The controls are very easy, you have accelerate, brake left and right, handbrake, and the all important action button. This sets your car on fire, slide your bike, triggers an explosion, or makes you shoot out of your car. It is of ocurse all done to the directors wishes. The cut scenes (which are basically trailers for the movies you have just completed) are briliant. They are really cheesey, and WILL put a smile on your face, and are well worth doing the scenes just to see the trailers! There are some beautiful graphics in this game, the sound is OK, nothing amazing, but the dialogue at the end of the stunt scenes reflect how you did, and can be very amusing too. Briliant game, and if you like driving games that will test you, then go for this… oh, and don’t bother with the easy mode, it is utterly pointless, as it is very easy to get one star so that you can progress.