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Sunday Comics: Dead Island It emerged last week that Microsoft’s NXE upgrade would require 128MB of free space and might therefore be out of reach to some Arcade owners.
Hands up who’s bought a new HDD for their 360. Anyone? Anyone? No, didn’t think so. $US 180 for a 120GB hard drive isn’t pricey, it’s taking the piss. So just why, exactly, do they cost so much money? MTV’s Patrick Klepek contacted tech analysts iSuppli (who you may know from their console breakdowns) to find out.
As you can probably surmise, they found much of the cost is taken up by the needless packaging and design required by Microsoft in order to ensure the drive works only in your 360 console. Some the biggest contributors to its inflated price (ie prices beyond the HDD itself) include:
